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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Occasionally a competition with a difference lands in our inbox. The latest one comes from The City Kitchen. They have teamed up YouTuber, xAmeliax (Amelia Goodhead) and are giving you the chance to win a
The World Cup kicks off in Russia tomorrow (14th June) and that means a whole month of football fun and thrills. Hooray! Thankfully there’s not much hype around England’s chances of winning this time round.
Despite just one property being won in the recent spate of win a home competitions, these kind of contests continue to make the news. There are new competitions, frustrations with ones that have closed, winners
The Free Postcode Lottery is one of the internet’s success stories of the last few years. Set up from scratch seven years ago, by founder Chris Holbrook, the site dishes out daily cash prizes of
The Virgin TV British Academy Television Awards will take place at the Royal Festival Hall on the 13th May. The star studded event will be hosted by Sue Perkins. Nominations for this year’s awards have
It’s been over a year since the current trend of running win a house competitions started. This means that we’re now entering a period where a number of raffles that kicked off last year are
Walkers Crisps used to get a regular mention on the Loquax Blog due to their big prize promotions. For example there was the Bring It Back Campaign with £100,000 on offer and who can forget
Now that Christmas is over that means it’s all systems go for Easter! Chocolate Eggs are already in stores and Cadbury have announced that Creme Egg Hunting Season is back. Now usually that wouldn’t be
Facebook have announced that they’re making changes to their algorithm in order to fight what they regard as “engagement bait”. The examples that they give on their blog include vote baiting using the like, love,