Utilize branded hashtags for contest entries
Allow fans to participate in your contest without ever leaving Twitter. Ask entrants to post to Twitter with your unique contest hashtag, and those posts will be collected in ShortStack as entries. Every post will spread the word about your campaign, increasing your brand’s exposure.
Engage your audience with Retweet contests
Retweet contests take minutes to create, but they’re a powerful tool for engaging your Twitter audience and increasing brand awareness. However, tracking entries can be a pain. With our feeds feature, you can collect the usernames of people who retweet your contest post, then choose a random winner from those entries.
Turn followers into leads
Tweet a link to your Twitter contest, or post the link in your bio. When people click the link, they land on your contest entry form. Once they fill out the form, they’re entered for a chance to win and you have leads to use for future marketing efforts.
Collect submissions with forms
People can enter your user-generated content (UGC) by uploading their content via customizable forms. Increase your data collection and entries by using ShortStack’s Refer-a-friend, encouraging shares, and by utilizing marketing automation to grow your followers.
Run your Twitter contest with or without a landing page
You don’t need a landing page to run a Retweet, comment to enter or hashtag contest. However, there are plenty of options for Twitter-focused contest landing pages.
Collect UGC (user generated content) from Twitter and award extra chances to win by including an optional form.
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Twitter Hashtag Giveaway + Form
Show off user-generated content from Twitter in a simple hashtag feed.
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Twitter Hashtag Giveaway
Collect and display customer feedback – including compliments and questions – using a simple hashtag feed.
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Customer Feedback Hashtag
Attract new customers, boost brand awareness, and increase Twitter followers.
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Giveaway + Twitter Follow
Customer Success Story
How one retailer used Twitter to newsjack the 2016 election to get 126K contest entries.
