Free contest analysis before you promote an entry

What should you include so the review can start?

A useful submission gives us the rules, the exact entry and the action a supporter must take. Send these details together so we can assess the contest as presented rather than guess at missing terms.

• Contest page: the public announcement or organizer’s page.
• Rules: a link, document, screenshot or pasted text. Include any separate voting terms.
• Entry link: the direct page for your entry, plus a brief description of the voting steps.
• Deadline: date, time and time zone; note if entries and voting close at different times.
• Goal: what you are aiming for, such as reaching a shortlist or bringing more attention to the entry.

You can add the audience you hope to reach, any promotion channels you already have in mind, and creative materials you may want reviewed. These are useful context, not prerequisites. If the rules are spread across pages, send all the relevant links and point out which one describes voting.

For a contest involving minors, tell us and confirm that a parent or guardian has agreed. You can send the information through contact or begin with the contest marketing overview.

What decisions can a free contest review help you make?

The review helps you decide whether a promotion plan fits the contest rules, what supporters will need to do, and which kind of help is worth considering. It is a practical read of the material you share, not a substitute for the organizer’s response to an unresolved rule.

Your written reply can cover:

• Whether the terms appear to allow promotion outside the contest page, including paid advertising.
• How voting works, including sign-in, confirmation or other steps a supporter should know about.
• Any unclear wording or practical friction that could affect the plan.
• A recommended direction, such as adjusting the message, asking the organizer for clarification, or considering paid promotion, campaign creative or rules and risk consulting.

The review is prepared by the person who would handle your account if you later choose to work with us. We use white-hat methods and keep recommendations in line with platform rules and contest rules. We do not sell votes, followers or engagement, and we do not use bots, scripts, fake accounts or click farms.

If the terms prohibit outside promotion, we will say so and decline promotion work. The analysis itself is free; any later campaign scope and agency fee are confirmed in writing before work begins, with ad spend paid to the platform separately.

When will the reply arrive, and what can you do with it?

Once we have the full set of information, expect a written response usually within hours and no later than one working day. If your deadline is close, put it at the top of your message so we can assess the time available first.

The reply is intended to be usable whether you choose to run promotion yourself or ask us to help. It will clarify the questions that matter for your situation and suggest a next step; it is not a ready-made campaign or a promise of a contest outcome. Platform ad review and delivery, organizer decisions, voting procedures and other participants’ actions remain outside our control. We commit to the agreed review and, if you engage us later, to the specified work and reporting—not a win, vote total or ranking.

Use the recommendation to decide whether you need a rules check, outreach plan or a tighter schedule. If you want to handle promotion independently, the vote-request templates and campaign calendar offer practical starting points. For a broader review of contest terms, see the rules and risk check.

If you proceed with agency work, you receive a written scope and quote before anything starts. The review does not start ads, contact supporters or obligate you to purchase a service.

Which follow-up is useful for your situation?

Choose a follow-up based on the decision you still need to make. The review can point you toward a service or resource, but you remain free to use the advice without hiring us.

You can also use the WhatsApp starters for a rules review, a budget discussion with a strategy call, vote-request wording or a calendar. They help identify the question you want answered first; the contest analysis brings the relevant context together in one written reply.

To begin, send the contest page, rules, entry link, deadline and goal through contact. If a detail is not available, say so and include the closest source you have. We will review what you send and tell you the specific next step.