The term professional comper has been used for many years to refer to someone that features in their online, newspaper or TV articles and has been successful in comping. Another popular term is Comping Queen although rarely is there a Comping King. Today the crown of Comping Queen is firmly in the grip of Di Coke, aka SuperluckyDi. However occasionally others make the news and we like to feature them below.
Following hot on the heels of the best book on comping comes what surely must be the best video about competitions. Andrew Lloyd, according to the video below, started entering competitions at the age of
The comping community is all a buzz at the moment with regards to the latest newspaper articles to feature a successful comper. As ever the headlines scream out the amounts won and the number of
Over the last few weeks competitions, compers and comping have popped up in the news. The Daily Express, The Daily Mail, The Sun, Real People Magazine and even BBC Breakfast have all covered comping in
We go all mystical for the next Meet the Bloggers article here on Loquax. Dragons and Fairy Dust is the title of the blog started by Alison, who’s also an avid comper. She’s very kindly
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
It’s time for another blast from the past! Despite Loquax’s 13 years online, we’ve not done much in the way of publicity. We turned down two TV interviews (one because it was for 6am and
The One Show had a feature tonight about compers and competitions. Dom Littlewood took a group of campers and with the help of successful comper Jane Willis (Compers Grape Vine) hoped to turn them in