Free contest analysis for a disciplined promotion decision

What does a contest analysis establish before promotion?

The analysis establishes whether a promotion route appears consistent with the contest’s published terms and what needs clarification before you act. It gives you a reasoned starting point, not a prediction of the contest outcome.

During the Compliance Review, we examine the rules you provide, the steps a supporter must complete to submit a vote, the closing date and the goal you have set. We look for provisions about outside promotion, paid advertising, eligibility and any voting conditions that your audience should understand. If a term is unclear, we identify the question to put to the organizer rather than treating an assumption as permission.

The practical outcome is a recommendation to proceed, adjust the plan, seek clarification or stop. Where the rules do not permit outside promotion, MegaSatoshi will not propose a workaround; that project is declined. For a deeper discussion of terms and exposure, see contest rules and risk consulting. You can also review the broader contest marketing approach to understand where this initial assessment fits.

What should you include in your request?

A useful request gives us enough context to assess both the contest and the path from a message to a valid entry. Send the core materials together where possible, so the review can be completed without avoidable follow-up.

• Contest page: the public announcement or organizer’s main page.
• Rules: a direct link, document or pasted text, including any separate voting terms.
• Your entry: its direct link and a brief description of how someone votes for it.
• Deadline: the closing date and time, with the time zone if stated.
• Objective: what you want the promotion to support, such as awareness or consideration for a shortlist.

Also mention whether the contest is already running, which audiences or channels you have in mind, and any limits on the material we may use. If the entry includes a minor, tell us at the outset; parental or guardian consent and the relevant platform age and privacy rules must be addressed. If an important item is unavailable, send what you have and label the gap. The rules and risk check is a useful place to begin if you are unsure which terms matter.

What will the written assessment help you decide?

You receive a concise assessment that turns the supplied materials into a decision and a workable next step. It distinguishes what the rules say from points that still need confirmation, so you can decide without relying on guesswork.

The response can cover:

• the relevant promotion and voting provisions we found;
• friction in the supporter journey, such as a required sign-in or confirmation step;
• questions to resolve with the organizer before promotion;
• a recommended direction and which types of support may fit.

Where appropriate, that direction may involve paid promotion, contest creative and copy, or community and email outreach. These are options to consider, not campaign work included in the assessment. The Quality Gate checks that the recommendation follows from the information supplied and that unresolved assumptions are clearly marked. Once the materials are complete, the reply is usually delivered within hours and at most by the end of one working day.

Where does the review end, and what should happen next?

The assessment is guidance for a decision; it does not launch a campaign or replace the organizer’s interpretation of its own rules. It gives you a clear basis for asking a follow-up question, revising your approach or choosing not to proceed.

Contest organizers control entry eligibility and how their voting process is administered; advertising platforms control their own ad review and delivery. We cannot determine those decisions in advance or promise a win, vote total or ranking. Our recommendations use white-hat methods and remain in line with platform rules and contest rules.

MegaSatoshi does not sell votes, followers or engagement, and does not use bots, scripts, fake accounts or click farms. If a proposed plan requires purchased votes or other prohibited activity, we will not accept it. If you choose to move forward after the assessment, the campaign scope and quote are confirmed before work begins, with advertising spend handled separately from the agency fee. The campaign process explains the next stages, and our no-bots policy sets out the operating boundary. Send the contest page, rules, entry link, deadline and objective to request your free contest analysis; we will review the materials and tell you the appropriate next step.