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.
Using Facebook’s Page Tab Apps for campaigns has long been on the decline. Most brands don’t even bother with them anymore. Instead, folks are publishing campaigns in locations that are easier to access. Outside of Page Tab Apps, ShortStack allows you to publish campaigns: As standalone landing pages; By embedding on your website; and Using your
It’s been nearly six years since Facebook overhauled its promotion guidelines to allow comments and/or likes as contest entries. This type of “Comment or Like to Enter” contest is also known as a Timeline contest. Some third party app providers gasped a little when Facebook made its announcement, fearing this would replace the need for custom-built
In the realm of marketing, the word engagement gets tossed around a lot. You may understand it in reference to your social media profiles – likes, comments, follows, shares, clicks, etc. – since that is where a significant portion of your audience engages with your brand. But why is engagement so important? Fostering a level of
Businesses turn to social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat to advertise their products and services, and for good reason. In 2021, it’s estimated that there will be 3.02 billion social media users in the world. A large percentage of Internet users regularly go on social media networks and this percentage is expected to grow.
Social media contests, particularly those on Facebook and Instagram, are excellent marketing tools. They work on a variety of different levels: To grow your account visibility and reach. To promote your brand name and increase awareness. To engage your target audience. To create a stronger bond between your brand and its customers. Yes, contests can be
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
37 Ideas to Help You Create a Facebook Contest Has your Facebook marketing stagnated? You post and post and then kind of wonder… Is this thing on? Is there anybody out there? Are we having fun yet? Here’s the formula to “funify” your Facebook feed, wake up your fans, and get them excited to bond with
We created this guide a few years ago, but think it’s worth sharing again. While Facebook “apps” per se are out of fashion — in favor of embedding campaigns on your website, blog, or publishing as landing pages (and then promoting them everywhere, including Facebook), this list still includes everything you need for your next contest. Here
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