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  42. Filed Under: Old Comments Josh says December 5, 2012 at 2:19 pm Nice write-up! I like how much detail you went into. Thanks again and I look forward to reading your next post. These tips are great in creating a successful contest. One of the biggest rules that Facebook insists on is clearly stating that Facebook is not sponsoring the giveaway. Enter your first name and email address below. If you dont already "like" the OutdoorEquipment.com's facebook page, you must first click on the "like" button in order to access the tab. Is it best just to post the giveaway on the pages timeline? Or are you using the offer option for this? Or would it get more coverage to do a paid ad, and give the details of the giveaway in the ad? I know you can promote a post but Im not sure what works better, that or just running an ad campaign? Reply Emily Weisberg says: April 25, 2016 at 2:33 pmHi Tom Great question! Giveaways and contests are a great way to promote your business for free so I would advise against paying to promote the contest until you try it unpaid first. There are lots of companies that provide contest support, but youll want to make sure the one you choose offers a few key features: The app should be flexible. I now know exactly what I want to achieve, just not sure how to capture the emails! Do I have to use an app for this? Reply Emily Weisberg says: February 16, 2016 at 7:10 amHi Carol, One way to capture emails is through a landing page on your website so a good call to action to get emails would be to sign up for your email newsletter or fill out a form to include an email address. If not, there are plenty of tutorials out there to help you. AGREEMENT TO THE OFFICIAL RULES: By participating in the Sweepstakes, each Entrant fully and unconditionally agrees to and accepts these Official Rules and the decisions of the Sponsors, which are final and binding in all matters related to the Sweepstakes. Update: You can see the results of my contest here. If I was directing people to my Facebook Page and mentioned in my cover photo that they should Like my page to be entered into a contest (or should Like my page in general), then it would be against Facebooks T&Cs. Search for: . #1: Determine Whether You Really Need a Contest This might sound like a silly suggestion, but there are some businesses that simply will not benefit from a Facebook contest. To avoid this problem, you may want to combine this strategy with one of the next two strategies below.2. You might require one or more of the following: Share a photo Create a Facebook status Tag a friend Like yourbusinesss Facebook page Like the business page of the business youre partnering with for the contest Fill out a form on a landing page. Get an understanding of whats beneficial before jumping in with both feet. That discourages engagement, plain and simple. I just havent found the time. > But they are not entered into the contest by Liking the page. Heres what I used as my job description: Hi everyone, I need a flyer created that will be used as a Fangate for entry into a Facebook contest. The prize winner will be responsible for all taxes (including but not limited to federal, state, local and/or income) on the prize. The authorized account holder is defined as the natural person to whom the applicable ISP or other organization (such as a business or educational institution) has assigned the e-mail address for the domain associated with the submitted e-mail address. A sweepstakes contest is easy to enter and you can set it up so that you get a few key pieces of information from your customers. Look what treb just posted.Hello world!Reply Jerry Ross saysFebruary 14, 2014 at 11:27 am Kim, Great list of ideas for FB contests. If you collected email addresses, follow up with the contestants via email, thanking them for participating. Sponsor is not responsible for any typographical or other error in the printing of the offer, administration of the Sweepstakes or in the announcement of any winner or Prize. Here are the two ads I used so far: Im going to swap the demographics of these two ads later this week to re-market to my most successful segments as many, Im sure, have become ad-blind. This can include everything from a mention on receipts (both printed and emailed), in newsletters, on in-store signage and as part of radio and television advertising. [523.251,1046.50][523.251,1046.50]. Pricing is as competitive as the option I went with& Next time, I am going to give these guys a shot and see what I like more. Facebook Contest Tip: Its okay to want to get more followers and likes. Failure to enforce any term of these Official Rules shall not constitute a waiver of that provision. **DOUBLE UPDATE**- Ive launched a Facebook contest using NorthSocial 5a02188284
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