Contest marketing answers for a rule-aware campaign

The scope can include paid advertising through platform ad systems, creative and copy, outreach to creators, community or email outreach with consent, and rules consulting. You can request an individual element or a coordinated plan. The contest marketing overview describes the service range.

Our professional charge covers the planning and execution agreed in scope, while media funds go directly to the platform as a separate payment. The quote depends on the channels, campaign period, creative requirements and outreach scope. We confirm the written quote before work starts.

The start depends on completing the rules review, receiving the entry materials and getting your approval of the plan and creative. Platform ad review can also affect launch. Share the contest deadline at the outset so the proposed work can be checked against the available time.

We flag the uncertain clause and help you prepare a precise question for the organizer. We hold off on the affected activity until you have a clear response. Where the rules prohibit outside promotion, we decline rather than reinterpret the restriction to fit a campaign.

No. We do not sell votes, followers or engagement, and we use no bots, scripts, fake accounts or click farms. Our work brings the entry to an audience through permitted promotion; each person decides independently whether to vote.

Yes, when the contest rules permit promotion. We make the voting steps clear in campaign messages so supporters know whether they need email confirmation, registration, a captcha, phone verification or another stated step. We never advise people to bypass a protection measure.

Reporting can cover the delivered placements and the available data from the relevant platform analytics, alongside a comparison with the plan. The agreed reporting format is confirmed before launch. We label projections as projections and distinguish observed campaign data from the contest's own vote display.

Yes. An ad system may review or decline an ad, while the contest organizer interprets and applies its own rules. Those decisions are outside our control. We commit to the approved work and reporting, not a vote total, ranking or contest result.

Work involving a minor requires agreement from a parent or guardian, and planning must respect the relevant platform's age and privacy rules. Share those details before planning begins. If the required consent is missing, we cannot take on the promotion.

Yes. Creative and copy can be scoped separately from advertising, and rules consulting can be requested as its own workstream. See contest creative and copy or paid promotion of contest entries to compare those options.

Yes, subject to the contest rules and the agreed scope. Promotion focuses on the entry and its participation details; campaign messages do not make claims about token price, profit or returns. The Web3 contest guide covers this contest category.