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Despite the fact that we’re not even past Halloween or Bonfire Night the Christmas competition season has already begun. One that looks great on paper is the Airwick Most Festive Family competition. They want to
In the third of our Meet The Bloggers articles we’re heading to Fuss Free Flavours. Over on this blog you’ll find regular foodie themed competitions, but who’s behind the blog? We caught up with Helen
Following on from London Unattached in our meet the bloggers series is Emma from Emmaand3.com. Emma has regularly submitted her blog competitions to Loquax and was happy to answer a few questions for us. Who
Blog competitions have become increasingly more popular during 2011. On top of that many compers have become bloggers and some bloggers have also become compers. But who are the bloggers, what kind of competitions do
Compers may well be familiar with The Institute of Promotional Marketing (The IPM). They’re the people to turn to when a competition or promotion goes wrong. We contacted them recently regarding automated competition entry services.
To end our first week of starting to let promoters know about automated entry competition services we’re having a spot the difference competition. It involves one of the sites, Prize Draw Centre. They’re the ones
Our campaign to get compers and promoters aware about automated entry services and how they impact comping is well underway. The good news, is that one of our competitors, Accolade Publishing, are getting behind it
This weekend we kicked off a campaign to get promoter’s to start including one simple line of text in their online prize draw rules. If they don’t already do so we want all sites that
One thing that’s been a mild irritation to us since we started highlighting automated entry services here on Loquax is the lack of comment from other publications. Given that automated services impact upon sites like