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Case study · Award voting

NACTA Awards

A public paid-voting award campaign that used Qwikly Live to publish categories, collect votes and payments, and surface live results across multiple competitive award categories.

May–June 2026 Database-backed + archived result snapshots

Campaign at a glance

7,098

Valid votes

10

Categories

46

Candidates

322

Unique voter emails

The brief

What the campaign needed.

The campaign needed a public voting experience that could handle multiple categories, paid vote quantities and a growing volume of participation without forcing organizers to manually reconcile every result.

How Qwikly Live was used

From setup to result.

01

Published the award campaign as a discoverable public voting experience.

02

Managed 10 categories and 46 candidates from the organizer workspace.

03

Accepted paid voting while Qwikly Live recorded vote quantity, payment activity and campaign results.

04

Used generated result graphics as shareable snapshots during the campaign.

Outcome

What the retained evidence shows.

The retained campaign data records 7,098 valid votes with no invalid vote quantity in the recovered campaign summary. The campaign also produced a substantial recorded payment trail that is kept separate from organizer earnings in this public report.

Archived campaign evidence

A snapshot from the live moment.

Result images are historical snapshots. Headline report totals use the strongest retained source available for each campaign.

NACTA Awards Programmer of the Year Qwikly Live result snapshot

Measured

The story uses retained campaign metrics rather than invented marketing numbers.

Source-aware

Database totals, exports, ledger entries and historical screenshots are kept distinct where their meanings differ.

Reusable proof

The companion report turns the campaign into a public reference organizers can share with stakeholders.

Need the structured version?

Open the public campaign report.

View report