Whilst social media account for the bulk of online competitions, creative comping is an area where many feel there’s the best chance of wins. Creative comping can include photography, taking selfies, baking cakes or doing something clever with a product. In this section we also include voting competitions which can cause issues when it comes to creative promotions.
Voting competitions continue to rear their ugly head on Facebook! Autoglass are the latest brand to come under the microscope with their win a Samsung laptop competition. You need to upload “a photo or video
Voting competitions are back on the Loquax blog today and that can only mean that there’s – unsurprisingly – something gone slightly pear shaped. Direct Holidays and Poundland are the latest brands to come unstuck
The Photobox 24 Live competition is at an end. So it’s goodbye for now to 24 hours of photo challenges, 24 great prizes, and a heck of a lot of photos. It’s been great fun
On August 24th Photobox will be embarking on one of the most interesting competitions of 2011. For 24 hours they will be running a photography competition. That’s 24 hours, 24 photo challenges and 24 chances
Recently Grand Marnier launched a competition on their Facebook page. There’s a prize draw to win a year of Grand Marnier and there’s also a photo competition called The Sunset Hour. Simply by uploading a
Voting competitions on Facebook could be in for a bumpy ride over the next few months after the launch of a new group calling for the social network to ban voting competitions. And the group
Following on from the voting controversy that surrounded the final stage of their “Share Your Summer with Flip” competition on Facebook, Flip Video UK have taken the bold decision to change the judging procedure. They
Yet another competition is embroiled in voting controversy over on Facebook! Over the summer Flip Video UK have been running a competition with a £3000 prize on offer. The competition has been in four stages.
When internet competitions first started to take off one of the entry methods employed by promoters was refer a friend. “Tell as many friends as you can” was the requirement and whoever had the most