Turn every promotion intoa measurable consumer relationship.
Consumer electronics brands lean on cashback and Black Friday promotions to drive sell-out, but activations stay fragmented, fraud-prone and usually stop at the payout. Hashting brings cashback, purchase validation, review generation, first-party data and real-time reporting into one flow, so brands like Electrolux cut leakage, lower review costs and tie promotion spend straight to sell-through and sales impact.
- 0.1%
- Fraud rate
- 100%
- Review submission
- <€10
- Cost per review
- €250k–450k
- Yearly savings



Peak season doesn't forgive execution gaps.
One retailer launches late. Another changes the mechanic. Claims spike faster than your team can verify them. Reviews live in a separate platform. The first reliable sell-through data arrives six weeks later.
By then, Black Friday is over.
A leak discovered after peak is not an insight. It's a post-mortem.
If one retailer changes the mechanic tomorrow, how fast would you know, and what could you still fix?
Retailers, agencies, fraud, data and execution all pull on the same campaign. The X-Ray shows where it is about to snap, while there is still time to fix it.

The Campaign Scorecard
Five checks between a strong brief and a campaign that survives peak.
One scorecard. Five dimensions. Your highest-risk leak, ranked.
- 01
Retailer orchestration
Can one mechanic run consistently across every retailer, marketplace and DTC channel?
- 02
Fraud exposure
Where can duplicate, altered or ineligible claims enter the flow?
- 03
Operational hassle
Which manual task breaks first when participation spikes?
- 04
Verified action cost
What does each verified claim, registration or review actually cost?
- 05
Data ownership
Which shopper relationships remain yours after the peak ends?
What you leave with
Bring one peak campaign. Leave knowing where it will crack.
One 40-minute session. One completed Campaign Scorecard. Three fixes to make before the brief is locked.
Your biggest campaign risk
The retailer, mechanic or operational step most likely to leak budget.
A benchmarked activation score
Your campaign scored across orchestration, fraud, hassle, action cost and data ownership.
Three fixes ranked by impact
What to change now, what to monitor during peak, what can wait.
Best fit
Worth your session if ...
Worth your session
- You own a Back to School, Black Friday or Holiday activation.
- The same promotion runs across multiple retailers or markets.
- Cashback, reviews, warranties or product registration are part of the mechanic.
- Your brief is still early enough to change.
A fair pass
- Your campaign is already live.
- You only run a standard retailer discount.
- You don't control the activation mechanic or shopper journey.
Proof
Brands who already ran the checks.
Hashting has proven to be a reliable and innovative partner for Beko Benelux. Thanks to their expertise, we've been driving efficient consumer activations while providing our customers with a seamless experience across Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
Jeroen Buys
Beko Benelux
THE HOST
Hosted by Karl, founder Hashting.
Karl runs the consumer electronics practice at Hashting. Ten years of peak season campaigns with AEG, BSH, Beko, Bosch, Miele and Nescafé Dolce Gusto. You get him!
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