This section pretty much covers anything and everything to do with comping. From on-pack promotions through to new sites, win a house giveaways and pay to enter prize draws. We also include a few tips and highlight issues that compers need to be aware of whilst entering online competitions.
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Forget about trawling the supermarket for the last remaining supplies of hand gel and toilet roll. Instead keep an eye out for a new on-pack competition from Weetabix On The Go. We’re not suggesting you
If you’re a fan of crisps and snacks then you’d have been happy to hear about KP’s Great Taste Experience on pack competition. And there’s even more good news because Golden Wonder are getting involved
Most on pack competitions tend to be on foods that perhaps aren’t all that good for us. KitKat, Haribo, Coca Cola, Oreos and KP Snacks are just some of the recent brands running on pack
KP have launched what is described as their biggest cross brand promotion. Called Next Level Lunch your bag of snacks could win you Great Taste Experiences. These include holidays to Bangkok, Dubai, New York and
In January we told you about how listening to Roman Kemp on Capital FM could win you £100,000! That competition has now passed but you might want to tune your radio to Heart. They’ve seen
Congratulations to Win A Country Home for becoming the latest property competition to actually complete the process. On the 14th February the owners of Shrubbery Farm in Shropshire held a live draw and named Jemma
The media often goes on about diet and healthy eating which is fine, unless you’re a comper! Why are the good competitions on the things that are deemed “bad” for you. Creme Eggs, Haribo, McDonalds
2020 could well be a good year for win a house competitions. Last week we told you that Win A Country Home were all set to conclude their competition. Hoping to follow in their footsteps
The excitement surrounding win a house competitions died down considerably during 2019. So much so that it looked as though 2020 would see them vanish altogether from The UK. A mixture of failed competitions, poorly