Campaign microsites and raffle engines
Create mobile-first journeys for quizzes, puzzles, receipt uploads, entries, voting or rewards, with rules and data handling agreed in scope.
Corporate Brands / UAE & GCC
Interactive brand engagement for corporate marketing teams
Turn campaign messages into clear audience actions.
Campaign participation
Campaigns built for participation
Audience action comes first.
PearlQuest creates custom interactive brand experiences for campaigns, launches, retail and live activations across the UAE and GCC. The format can combine web, mobile, AR, games, kiosks and physical interaction, with data capture and reward mechanics defined only where they are part of the approved scope.
When brand attention needs a useful next step
A strong activation should tell people what to do, make the interaction easy to complete and connect the experience to the campaign idea. The right solution begins with the audience action, then defines content, interface, technology, data and the operating journey.
PearlQuest can shape a mobile-first campaign tool, an AR layer or a connected on-site experience. The final format depends on the audience, channel, venue, language, data requirements, rewards and definition of success.
Choose the right interaction
Brand-engagement formats we can build
Start with the audience action. Content, hardware, integrations and operating support follow the agreed scope.
Interactive games and challenges
Use quizzes, puzzles, reaction, sports or build-it mechanics to translate a message into a clear action.
AR and mobile extensions
Connect packaging, cards, posters or physical spaces to camera-based filters, overlays and mobile content.
Retail and event touchpoints
Combine kiosks, screens, sensors and custom software for guided product discovery or participation.
Photo, video and shareable moments
Create branded capture experiences with consent, moderation, storage and sharing workflows defined by the approved brief.
Launch and reveal experiences
Use projection, holographic displays, immersive environments or interactive surfaces when the physical reveal supports the campaign story.
Selected PearlQuest work
Different interactions. Observable delivery.
Explore published projects and the practical delivery details behind each experience.
Snickers & Extra bilingual puzzle microsite
PearlQuest built a bilingual mobile campaign microsite in which users completed a timed jigsaw puzzle. The project is evidence of a campaign mechanic delivered through a browser-based brand journey.
View the published project
Mashreq augmented-reality bank cards
PearlQuest connected physical Mashreq Visa cards to an AR experience. Users scanned a card to unlock face filters and information featuring regional wildlife, including the Hawksbill Turtle and Sand Cat.
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Galaxy Valentine's bilingual audio microsite
PearlQuest engineered a bilingual mobile-browser microsite that allowed users to record, review and share personalised voice messages for a Galaxy Valentine's campaign.
View the published projectHow we work
A practical path from campaign goal to live interaction
One connected plan for content, technology and the operating environment.
- 01
Discover
Clarify the business objective, audience, content, constraints, stakeholders and success measures.
- 02
Design
Map the audience journey, interaction, interface, information structure and content behaviour.
- 03
Specify
Define the approved software, displays, sensors, XR devices, data, integrations and deployment requirements.
- 04
Build
Develop the experience and integrate the approved content, software, hardware and control logic.
- 05
Test
Run usability and technical QA for content, interaction accuracy, reliability, privacy and relevant offline scenarios.
- 06
Deploy
Support installation, calibration, handover and operating requirements according to the agreed project scope.
Before the brief
Your questions, answered.
Practical considerations for corporate brands.
Which interactive format should a marketing team choose?
Start with the audience action and campaign channel. A mobile microsite suits distributed participation; an on-site game or kiosk suits a controlled venue; AR suits a physical trigger; an immersive installation suits a spatial story.
Can the experience be bilingual?
Yes, where bilingual content, interface states, testing and approvals are included in the scope. The Snickers & Extra and Galaxy examples provide project-level evidence of bilingual delivery.
Can PearlQuest work with existing brand assets and campaign concepts?
Potentially. Brand guidelines, copy, artwork, video, packaging references and legal text should be reviewed during discovery. Reuse depends on format, quality, rights and technical compatibility.
Can the experience capture leads, entries or user content?
It can when data fields, consent, moderation, storage, retention, access and deletion responsibilities are defined in the approved scope. Data capture is not assumed by default.
Can one build be adapted for different markets or venues?
Potentially. Languages, rules, screen sizes, connectivity, prizes, privacy requirements and local approvals should be specified before development.
How should campaign performance be measured?
Agree the intended action first: for example, completed interactions, valid entries, content choices or QR handoffs. Measurement methods and reporting must be scoped; no result is guaranteed.
How long does an interactive campaign take?
Timelines vary with concept maturity, content readiness, legal approvals, data flows, hardware, integrations, testing and deployment locations. A realistic schedule follows discovery and specification.
What should we share for an initial discussion?
Share the campaign objective, audience, markets, channels, venue, interaction idea, timeline, brand assets, data requirements, reward rules and the result you want to measure.
Start a conversation
Shape the audience action before choosing the technology
Tell PearlQuest what people should do, where they will participate and what the campaign must communicate. We will help map the interaction, content, technology and delivery scope.
Plan your next interactive campaign- 01The audience and the action
- 02Approved content and existing assets
- 03Space, devices and operating conditions
- 04Timeline, approvals and success measures