Planning a contest entry campaign? Read these answers first

We can plan paid promotion, prepare campaign creative and copy, contact suitable creators, arrange outreach to communities that welcome it, or review the contest rules. Those pieces can be scoped together or separately. The starting point is the entry, its voting process and the promotion the organizer allows.

They are separate parts of the campaign. Advertising spend is paid to the platform, while our fee covers the agreed planning and delivery work. The amount depends on the channels, campaign scope and materials required. We send a written quote and confirm it with you before any work begins.

Get in touch as soon as you have the entry link and rules, especially if the closing date is near. We review the voting steps and the time available before suggesting a workable scope. Creative preparation and ad approval also need room in the schedule, so include the deadline and time zone in your first message.

Send the contest page, full rules, direct entry link, voting instructions and closing date with its time zone. Note any required email confirmation, account login, captcha or voting limit. If you already have images, video or a preferred audience, share those too; they help us assess the materials and possible channels.

No. We read the terms before planning promotion. If they prohibit outside promotion, we will explain that and decline the work rather than look for a workaround. If the wording is uncertain, ask the organizer for written clarification before proceeding; we can help identify the question that needs an answer.

No. Votes, followers and engagement are not products we offer; our campaigns also exclude bots, scripts, fake accounts and click farms. Our work is to promote an entry through permitted advertising and appropriate outreach; each person decides whether to vote. Read our no-bots policy for the boundaries in more detail.

The organizer applies the contest terms and decides whether an entry remains eligible. We check the rules before recommending activity and keep promotion within the permissions stated there. If paid promotion is excluded, we will not run ads; if a rule is ambiguous, seek the organizer's written answer first.

We make the voting steps clear in the campaign message, so supporters know what to expect and can finish the process themselves. A confirmation link or captcha is part of the contest's voting flow, not an obstacle for us to bypass. We can also review the relevant protection type when scoping the message.

We report the agreed activity using information available in the platforms' analytics, such as spend, reach, clicks and traffic sources where those are provided. We can also note the public entry counter separately. Any forward-looking estimate is labelled as a projection, not presented as an achieved outcome.

Yes. Rules and risk consulting, creative and copy, outreach, and paid promotion can be scoped as distinct work. Tell us which part you want help with and share the contest materials; we will confirm the deliverables in the quote before starting.

A parent or guardian must agree to the entry and its promotion. We also take the applicable platform age and privacy rules into account when planning communication. If the required consent is not available, we will not proceed with promotion involving that minor.

No. We commit to the agreed work, reporting and honest projections, clearly marked as projections. The organizer controls eligibility and contest decisions, and voters make their own choices; neither is something our campaign can determine. We will describe the plan and its limits before work begins.

Yes, when the contest rules allow the proposed promotion. We can assess the entry, channels and community outreach in the same way as other contests. Campaign messaging stays focused on participation and the contest itself; we do not make claims about token price, profit or returns.