Prove your ads drove in-store sales
Every ad gets its own offer link. Shoppers buy at Walmart and upload their receipt, and you see exactly which video drove the sale.
Why proving social sells in store is so hard today
Today: Retailer sales reports, platform dashboards, and guesswork
Shoppers see your ad, mean to buy, and forget by the time they're at the store.
Nothing links a video or ad to an in-store purchase, and you can't put a pixel on Walmart.com.
Retailer data says how much sold, never who bought, where, or what else was in their basket.
So you optimize for clicks and views, because that's all you can see.
What your shoppers see
A shopper sees a creator video or ad with an offer, like “Get it free at Walmart.”
They tap, enter their email and phone number, and save the offer to their phone's wallet.
When they're near a participating Walmart, their phone reminds them the offer is waiting.
They buy at Walmart like they normally would, then upload a photo of the receipt.
Once the receipt is verified, they get their money back by PayPal or Venmo, usually within 3–5 business days.
What you get
See sales by video, creator, and ad
Every ad and boosted post gets its own offer link, so every verified receipt is tied to the exact video, creator, and ad that drove it.
Understand who bought, and why
One dashboard from views to purchases, with your top regions, best days and times, and what else shoppers bought.
Every campaign sells more than the last
Use campaign insights to move spend and creative toward what actually sold, so every campaign gets smarter than the last.
