Contest promotion: answers on rules, outreach and reporting

Paid media is optional. You can ask for a focused task such as creative, a rules review, creator outreach or consent-based community communications. We look at the contest terms and your available materials first, then confirm what the selected scope includes before any work begins.

Share the full contest rules, not just a summary or screenshot of one clause. We read the terms that apply to advertising, sharing and outreach. If the wording does not settle the question, ask the organizer for written clarification; we do not launch an activity that the rules prohibit.

Advertising spend is paid to the platform separately from our agency fee. The fee depends on the agreed scope, such as channels, campaign length, creative needs and outreach tasks. We confirm the quote in writing before work starts, so the two parts are clear.

Send the contest page and rules, the direct entry link, the deadline and time zone, and the exact voting instructions. Add existing images or video, any audience notes, and your main objective if you have them. If something important is missing, we will identify it during the first review.

Share the closing date in your first message. We check whether there is enough time to review the rules, prepare or adapt creative, obtain your approval and set up the agreed work. A tight deadline may narrow the practical scope, so we will tell you what can be prepared before accepting the campaign.

Yes. If a voter must confirm an email, create an account, complete a captcha or follow another step, the message should set that expectation plainly. We can help make the instructions easy to follow, but we do not help anyone bypass a voting protection.

Updates use information available in the platforms' own analytics and the agreed reporting format. You can follow campaign activity, spend and traffic indicators, alongside any relevant public entry information. Projections are labelled as projections, not reported as observed outcomes.

Yes. The platform reviews and controls its own ad approval and delivery, so a submitted ad may be declined or limited. We prepare creative for review and can discuss revisions or another permitted route, but we cannot decide the platform's outcome.

We start with the audience you hope to reach, the contest rules, the entry format and the voting path. That helps us assess whether paid ads, creator outreach or community and email communications make sense. You do not need to select channels before the initial conversation.

No. We do not provide purchased votes, followers or engagement, and we do not use bots, scripts, fake accounts or click farms. Our work is limited to agreed promotion, creative, outreach and consulting carried out with white-hat methods and in line with platform and contest rules.

The plan needs to reflect the people and rules involved. For a contest with a minor, a parent or guardian must agree, and the relevant platform age and privacy rules must be followed. For crypto, NFT or Web3 contests, we avoid claims about token price, profit or returns.

We review the contest terms, entry link, deadline and voting steps, then identify relevant risks and a practical direction for promotion. Start with the free contest analysis and include the materials listed above; we will tell you what to clarify before deciding on any campaign work.