Your crowd accesses your Experience through their mobile device's web browser. From your crowd's perspective, Crowdpurr is simply a web app. There is no native app to download from any app stores. To participate in your Experience, your crowd simply has to navigate to a URL in their browser. When they do this, they see the mobile-device version of your Experience.
A crowd-member mobile device can be a smart phone, tablet, laptop... any device with a modern mobile web browser. The mobile browser can be Safari (iOS), Chrome (Android), Firefox, and/or Internet Explorer or Edge. All major mobile web browsers and devices are supported.
The Mobile View
The Mobile View simply refers to the version of your Experience that your crowd will see on their mobile devices. This is what your crowd uses to play your Trivia Game or vote in your Poll. You can see and experiment with this ahead of your actual event in order to ensure everything is working as you expected.
Upon displaying the Projector View to your crowd, they can read the bottom URL (uniform resource locator) or hyperlink to access your Experience. Your crowd simply types it into the URL bar of their mobile browser on their device. In the Projector View example below, the bottom URL says, "To play, go to crowd.live & enter code: 34WQB"
Entering the Experience Code on the Mobile View
After your crowd navigates to crowd.live, they will be taken to the Crowdpurr Mobile View.
Upon reaching the Mobile View, your crowd must enter your Experience's access code to enter the Experience. They simply click on the input box and type in the code. After entering the code, they will be taken to your Experience.
The Experience Code is a random five-digit code that automatically gets generated for each new Experience you create. It's your Experience's unique ID that allows your audience to participate. If you're a Seminar Plan subscriber or higher, you can customize these codes to be any word or identifier you want (e.g. MYBARTRIVIA, COMPANYPOLL, etc.)
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| Your crowd will see this when they go to crowd.live. | After entering the experience code, they are prompted to enter a nickname. |
Additional URL Format
In addition to the above URLs, you can also access your Experience's Mobile View using the following URL format:
crowd.live/12345 (where "12345" is your Experience's code)
You can quickly test your Experience by using this format versus taking the extra step to enter the code in the input field.
Often times your crowd will "Google" the URL instead of entering it into their URL bar. This will usually lead them to the Crowdpurr marketing homepage (crowdpurr.com). If this happens, at the top of the page there is an Enter Event Code field that they can enter their code into.
Entering Their Name & Using the Experience
If your Experience requires your crowd to enter their name, email, or other information, they will be asked to enter that information before signing into your Experience.
After entering any lead capture information, your crowd will proceed to your Experience. If you haven't started your Experience, they will see a message informing them that the Experience will begin shortly.
You can also collect additional Crowd Lead Data by enabling lead capture fields fields like City, State, Postal Code, etc, which are available to all users for free!
Collecting Custom Lead Capture DataOne of the features available on our Seminar Plan and higher is collecting and exporting Custom Lead Capture Data from your players such as Name of College, Employee ID, or any other custom information you'd like them to fill out.
Further Educating Your Crowd On How to Participate
Often times simply displaying the Projector View isn't enough to "inform" your crowd that there is going to be an interactive experience that they can participate in. Many clients use additional, external methods to alert their crowd including:
- Verbal announcements from the event host on how to participate
- Additional intro slides within Keynote or PowerPoint that have instructions for participating
- Printed placards on tables that display the Experience URL and instructions for participating
- Including information in event emails, handouts, etc. that features the URL and instructions for participating
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