The Galileo Tour 2016 website was created to follow all stages of the #ChangeViewChangeWorld contest, whose winner will be chosen by users to represent the new face of Galileo Italia.
goNet developed this website using a modern layout and structuring it to offer the best possible web usability. Inside the site, all tour stops are presented, along with an explanation of the Galileo Experience, the contest rules, participant photos and a Store Locator that helps users find the nearest optical center.
Anyone attending one of the tour stops can explore a path composed of six themed areas showcasing Galileo’s new visual innovations, take part in a vision test and join the contest by having their photo taken by the organizers.
Voting is done through a simple mechanism: users log in with their social profile to vote for their favorite photo; at the end of the contest, the person whose photo receives the highest number of votes becomes the new face of Galileo Italia’s 2017 campaign.
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Prize competitions
goNet has created various prize contests with different participation methods, instant win, final draw, loyalty contests, code-based or action-based entry, each designed according to customer needs. The company manages every phase, from analysis and concept development to implementation, promotion (email, SMS, mass media), legal procedures, user support, prize shipping and results analysis.
#OcchiProtetti contest
Galileo’s #Occhiprotetti contest allows customers to win a weekend or a pair of lenses each week. goNet created the dedicated website, including participation instructions, and managed targeted marketing campaigns. The intuitive site enables users to enter the code provided by their optician and instantly see whether they have won.
FRIGO 2000 website
The new Frigo 2000 website, created by goNet, highlights the company’s history, expertise and identity, presenting it as a “home” where users can explore high-performance cooking technologies. Content has been reorganized into an experiential structure, focusing on case histories and intuitive, engaging navigation. The site becomes an “architectural book” showcasing customised solutions rather than a simple catalogue. Its key innovation is the Configurator, which helps clients and architects define needs and priorities while providing the company with valuable insights for future improvements.