Emily Thousand
 
Matt Chaney

How to Use Free Deals to Your Advantage

Free deals are one of the best ways to grow your deals program’s database. After all, everyone loves the word “free.” When people have the opportunity to receive something for free, they often perceive what is being offered as immensely more valuable than it actually is. Continue reading

 
Julie Foley

3 Reasons You Should Run a Voter’s Choice Promotion

Ballot promotions, sometimes referred to as Voter’s Choice, Best of, Readers Choice, Viewer’s Choice, or A-List, are massive campaigns that help you build your audience and your database and generate a lot of revenue in the process! These are significant promotional opportunities, whether they are focused around your entire market or take a deep-dive into a niche you cover. Continue reading

 
Emily Thousand

What Is a Facebook Contest, Anyway?

Facebook makes it nearly impossible to avoid using a third-party app. However, there are many other reasons that using a third-party app for Facebook contesting is a good idea. By using a Facebook contesting app, you will not only be playing by the rules, but also setting yourself up for longterm success by growing your database. Continue reading

 
Jennifer Balanky
 
Emily Thousand
 
Matt Chaney

Why Deals Work for Local Media

When it comes to deals, all local media companies have certain advantages over deals pure plays. Media companies are local, trustworthy, and connected, with deep roots in the community. Being immersed in the community means that media companies can offer a variety of promotion to deals merchants. Continue reading

 
Julie Foley
 
Emily Thousand

The Ultimate Checklist for Launching the Perfect Facebook Contest

When you are running a contest on Facebook, there’s a lot to keep track of. That’s why we have created a three-part checklist to make sure that everything goes smoothly. The first part of the list covers everything that you need to do when you plan and build the contest, the second goes over what you should do during the launch process, and the third includes a few steps for following up after the contest. Continue reading

 
Liz Crider