Digital Customer Relationship and Marketing

This platform is part of your work in the Digital Customer Relationship and Marketing course.

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Brief

A set of hands-on digital-marketing assignments delivered as challenges. Tasks vary in complexity: start easy, unlock harder ones as you progress and progress as our discussions around the topics progress.

Timing

New challenges are released weekly, progressing challenges will be available to your only once you solve the first ones. Solve early! For some tasks speed matters and the first solver on a task is rewarded with decreasing rewards for each new solve.

Deadline

All challenges close on 23.04.2026 at 23:59 (Tallinn time). After this deadline, submissions will not be accepted.

How it works

  1. Pick a challenge in Challenges. Read the brief carefully.
  2. Do the work — analyze, execute, and derive the required answer.
  3. Submit your answer in the challenge’s submission box. Each challenge requires a specific answer value.
  4. Unlocks happen automatically: solving easier tasks opens up more advanced ones.
  5. Track your standing on the Scoreboard.

Scoring & progression

  • Relative scoring: the top participant’s total defines 100%. Everyone else scales relative to that.
  • Speed bonus: earlier solves rank higher; the first solver on a task earns special credit.
  • Partial progress: focus on consistent weekly solves to keep unlocking higher-value tasks.

Collaboration policy

Work is individual. You may help peers by discussing approaches, tools, and concepts—but do not share actual answers or copy/paste solutions. Keep it fair.

Registration

  • Use your TalTech university email to register. This ensures correct credit assignment later.
  • Understand that your username is public and performance visible to others. You can use any username as long as it is not impolite.
  • The registration asks for a code, use the code provided by in Moodle.

Ground rules

  • Use which ever means you want to solve the question.
  • Submission are possible via the interface only.
  • No brute-forcing for solutions.
  • Be respectful to others experience. Ask questions, share learning—just not the final answers.

Need help?

Check the challenge descriptions and any linked resources first. For course-related questions, post the the Moodle board or ask during meetings.