The Mini Interactive Experience
Most marketing asks people to read. A Mini asks them to play, answer, choose, or find something. Then it points them straight at what you want them to do next.
Built around your actual business, product, book, event, or organization. Never a template.
What it is
A Mini is one custom page carrying one activity. Someone lands on it, does the thing, finishes, and gets pointed at your offer while your brand is still in their hand.
That is the whole design. No menu to explore, no second page to find, no place to get lost. One interaction, one destination, one link you can put anywhere.
You already have something worth sharing. A Mini turns it into something people want to interact with.
Who it is for
Businesses, products, events, organizations, speakers, and authors. If people already stop to look at what you do, a Mini gives them something to do about it.
The live demonstration
Ruby & Kody Preserves is a fictional specialty food company created by Bailey's Business Solutions. It exists to show exactly what a $350 Mini looks like for a real small business.
Match all six preserves. Clear the board. Watch what the page does with your attention the moment you finish.
Ruby & Kody Preserves is a fictional brand concept. It is not a paying client, and nothing on that page can be purchased.
A memory match that ends in fifteen percent off and an email address.
The activity
Marianne recommends the activity that fits your goal. Here is the shelf she chooses from.
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Memory games. Word finds. Trivia. Matching activities. Digital scavenger hunts.
Short, satisfying, and built to end. A finished game is the moment someone will say yes to something.
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Personality quizzes. Product matchers. Polls. Mini assessments.
People tell you what they want by answering. You learn who they are, and they leave with a recommendation.
03
Educational challenges. Book related games.
Useful beats clever. When people learn something, they remember where they learned it.
The business purpose
An activity with no destination is decoration. Every Mini ends pointed at one thing you want to happen.
The activity ends in a form and a reason to fill it out.
A reward people want more than they want to keep their address private.
People find the version of your product that fits them, then go buy it.
Curiosity turns into a registration before the tab closes.
The finish line is your calendar, not a phone number to remember.
Readers meet the book by playing with it, then buy it.
The reward is an offer, and the button is your checkout.
A reason for people who already know you to come back and share.
Honest limits
A Mini stays a Mini on purpose. Keeping the edges clear is what keeps the price at $350 and the timeline short.
If your idea needs any of those, say so on the call. That is a Living Digital Experience, and it starts at $3,500.
Compare the Mini and the full buildHow to get started
Fill out the short form below. Nine questions, most of them one line. You do not need an activity idea yet.
You get one recommendation with the reason behind it, plus the call to action the page will end on.
One price, one time. Nothing starts before you say yes to what is being built.
You review it once, she makes the revision round, and the link is yours to share anywhere.
Start here
Short answers are fine. If you do not have an activity idea, say so and Marianne will bring one.
Would you rather talk first?
Schedule a call with MarianneIf it works, the full Living Digital Experience is waiting whenever you are ready for it.
Play the Ruby & Kody demo