Promotional campaigns, including Facebook and Instagram contests, are a great way to engage existing customers, get in front of new customers, and to collect user-generated content and other useful marketing data. But do you know the most important Facebook and Instagram contest rules? Sponsoring such promotional campaigns comes with legal regulations and restrictions that can be
With over 2.5 billion active accounts, Facebook is the world’s largest social network. However, tricky ever-changing algorithms can make it difficult to reach people on the sprawling network. Contests and competitions can change that, by sparking excitement about your brand and putting it in front of people who may otherwise never see you, because they are
Facebook often changes its terms and conditions, so if you’re planning a Facebook contest in 2020, make sure you’re up to speed on their current rules. A better idea? Don’t run your contest on Facebook! Don’t install your contest as a “tab” or app. Don’t ask people to “comment to win” or “like to win.” Instead,
It’s been a number of years now since Facebook has updated the News Feed to clamp down on what they call “engagement baiting.” This includes using contests to bait engagement and sharing. The changes don’t mean you shouldn’t be running Facebook contests. You just have to be more careful about how you share and promote them.
Facebook’s organic reach may be sinking, but that doesn’t mean that your Facebook contest results have to go down with the ship. We all want our next campaign to be the most profitable and best ever and following these seven Facebook giveaway rules will help make your next contest your most successful yet. 1. Set Measurable
It’s no secret that Facebook contests can yield astounding results. Whether you’re looking to gain new followers or generate leads (or both!), plenty of businesses have proven that social contests are an excellent way to do so. It’s why we hear about incredible examples, like Qwertee using contests to get 100,000 likes or Cruise Line International
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