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Designing the Right Sweepstakes
The key decisions marketers make when designing a sweepstakes.
Plan the mechanic, prize, rules, experience, and measurement for a stronger sweepstakes.
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The key decisions marketers make when designing a sweepstakes.
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An instant win promotion is a type of sweepstakes that tells consumers immediately whether they've won a prize.
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The best sweepstakes aren't successful because they offer the biggest prize.
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The success of a sweepstakes isn't measured by the number of entries alone.
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Official rules are the legal terms that govern how a sweepstakes operates.
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The prize is often the first thing consumers notice about a sweepstakes—but bigger isn't always better.
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Although the terms are often used interchangeably, sweepstakes and contests are fundamentally different.
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A traditional sweepstakes is a promotion in which consumers enter during a defined promotional period and winners are selected through a random drawing after the promotion ends.
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A sweepstakes is a promotional campaign in which consumers enter for a chance to win prizes, with winners selected by random drawing.