Contest marketing: clear answers before you promote an entry

We can handle permitted paid advertising, creative and copy, creator outreach, consent-based community or email outreach, and a review of contest rules and risks. You can request one part or combine services. The scope is agreed after we have reviewed the entry, deadline and voting process.

No. We do not provide votes, followers or engagement, and we never use bots, scripts, fake accounts or click farms. Our work brings the entry to relevant people through permitted promotion; each person decides independently whether to vote.

The agency fee covers the agreed planning and delivery work. Advertising spend is paid to the platform separately from that fee. The quote depends on the channels, countries, campaign duration and creative scope, and we confirm it in writing before work begins.

Allow time for the rules review, campaign setup, creative approval and any platform ad review. The workable start date depends on the contest deadline and how quickly materials and approvals are available. Share the closing date and time zone in your first message so the team can assess the schedule.

Send the contest link, full rules, direct entry link, voting instructions, deadline with time zone and your main objective. Existing photos or video and any channel preferences are useful too. If something essential is missing, the reviewer will tell you what to provide next.

We flag the uncertain wording before recommending promotion. If the rules do not clearly permit the proposed activity, we can help frame a question for the organizer and wait for a written answer. If outside promotion is prohibited, we decline that work rather than proceed against the rules.

Yes: supporters need a clear explanation of every step required for a vote to count. We can review whether the form asks for email confirmation, registration, social login, captcha, phone verification or another stated check, then shape messages and reminders around those steps. We never help anyone bypass a protection.

Updates use information visible in the relevant platform analytics, such as spend, reach, clicks and traffic sources where available, alongside notes on work completed. Reporting can also track the public entry counter when one is visible. You receive a closing summary of activity and the agreed deliverables.

No. We commit to the agreed work, reporting and projections clearly labelled as projections, not to a contest outcome. The organizer applies the contest rules and decides eligibility and results; platforms also make their own ad review decisions.

We can consider it when a parent or guardian agrees to the entry and promotion, and the plan follows the relevant platform's age and privacy rules. Share the participant's age context and any required permissions during the initial review. Without parental or guardian consent, we do not proceed.

Yes. We can review the contest terms and plan promotion for eligible crypto, NFT and Web3 entries, including hackathons and community awards. Campaign messaging stays focused on the contest and entry; we do not make claims about token price, profit or returns.

Yes. Creative and copy, rules and risk consulting, and promotion planning can be scoped independently from paid advertising. Tell us which part you already have covered and share the contest terms; the initial review helps define a practical scope.

The platform controls its ad review and may decline a submission. We can explain the decision shown in the account, revise the creative or targeting where appropriate, and discuss another permitted channel. We do not claim that an ad will be approved.