Raffle with randomised questions: chatbot template with question pool
Description
Random-question raffle chatbot: pulls questions randomly from a question pool, keeping every entry fresh and engaging for users.
Highlights
Highlights
- Randomly selected questions from a predefined pool
- Keeps the user experience fresh and engaging
- Users can win exciting prizes
This template draws questions randomly from a stored question pool: each entry sees a different combination of questions, so repeat participants never see the same set twice. That keeps the campaign fresh and makes multiple entries over the runtime of a campaign more attractive, for example for daily or weekly raffle formats.
Highlights
- Randomised question selection: Questions are drawn randomly from a pool for each entry, no two entries look alike.
- Attractive for repeat entries: Because the questions vary, a repeat entry stays exciting instead of predictable.
- Manageable question pool: You maintain as many questions as you like in the pool and control how many of them are played per entry.
Use cases (examples)
- Daily or weekly raffle formats with changing content
- Campaigns designed to motivate multiple entries over their runtime
- Advent calendar or series-style activations with changing questions per day
- Community activations where participants share the campaign repeatedly
- Spread brand knowledge more broadly, since more questions get seen over time
What is included in the template?
- Manageable question pool in the no-code editor, extendable at any time
- Random-selection logic that draws a new question combination per entry
- Adjustable number of questions per entry
- Capture of contact data for the draw
- Integration to hand over entry data to a CRM or newsletter tool
Get started in under 5 minutes
- Install the template
- Fill the question pool: Add questions and answer options in the no-code editor, the larger the pool, the more variety across entries.
- Set the number per entry: Decide how many questions are randomly drawn from the pool per run.
- Test and publish: Run through several entries to check the randomisation, then go live.
Frequently asked questions
You decide, a larger pool creates more variety for repeat entries.
Selection is random from the pool, so repeats of individual questions are possible depending on pool size and number of draws.
You configure that in the no-code editor, for example a fixed number of questions per run.
Yes, at any time without coding. New questions are immediately available for future draws.
Yes, precisely because the questions differ per entry, the format fits well with formats like advent calendars or daily raffles.
Based on the captured entry data, you configure the actual draw to match your campaign, for example as a random draw after the campaign ends.