User-generated entries
Fans and musicians could submit their own jingle interpretations.
Case study / Restaurants and consumer campaigns
A music-driven microsite invited fans to upload, rate, share, and vote on new versions of a beloved restaurant jingle.

01 / The problem
For its 40th anniversary, Gatti's wanted to renew interest in its long-running jingle and encourage customers to become part of the story. The campaign needed more than a landing page: it required media submissions, community voting, and moderation.
02 / The solution
Pixeldust Interactive built a Drupal contest site with audio and video uploads, ratings, votes, comments, social sharing, moderation tools, and a custom 3D animated introduction.
Fans and musicians could submit their own jingle interpretations.
Listeners could rate, comment on, share, and vote for entries.
Moderation tools managed registrations, submissions, comments, and votes.
03 / Business value
The work addressed a real challenge for Gatti's Pizza—improving the experience for customers, teams, or both.
The original campaign reported a database of 12,000 registered users.
The archived writeup recorded 400 entries and more than 80,000 visits.
The winning jingle was incorporated into subsequent Gatti's advertising.
04 / Technology
Technologies and deliverables from the historical project are shown as originally documented, including earlier-generation platforms where applicable.
The takeaway
The best campaign experience gives customers an interesting reason to contribute.
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