How to post your free online UK competitions.

[Spencer]

Free Online UK Competitions​

Online competitions are a great way to promote and advertise your brand or product to the WebCity UK community.

If your website is running an online competition and you would like more exposure, simply enter the details in a new post in this section for a free listing.

If you've spotted a competition that you think the WebCity UK community would be interested in, please share the details.

Please note that the following guide applies to posting free online UK competitions:

• The minimum prize value should be above £30.
• Terms and conditions including any email marketing opt-in / opt-out should be clearly shown / stated.
• The competition must be free to enter with no payments.
• We do not accept competitions in the following categories: the downloading of apps, lead generation, betting/gambling, alcohol, drugs, guns, adult or affiliate links.
• Prizes should be available for the whole of the UK, not just a local area.
• The closing date should be shown in the title of the listing. Example: My great competition for free stuff. Ends 01/01/23

Post your competition now: Click here to post your competition.

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[first4landlord]

Posting free online UK competitions can be a great way to engage with an audience or promote a business. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

1. Choose Your Competition Type: Decide what type of competition you want to run. It could be a giveaway, a quiz, a photo contest, etc. Make sure it aligns with your goals and target audience.
2. Create Clear Rules and Prizes: Define the rules of the competition, including how to enter, eligibility criteria, and how winners will be selected. Clearly state the prizes and ensure they comply with UK regulations.
3. Prepare Your Competition: Create engaging content for your competition. This might include graphics, a catchy title, and a compelling description. Make sure everything is professional and appealing to attract participants.
4. Use Competition Platforms: There are various platforms where you can post your competition for free. Some popular options include:
   
   • Social Media: Use your social media profiles (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) to announce and manage your competition. Social media platforms often have built-in tools for running contests.
   • Competition Websites: Websites like Competition Finder, Win This, and The Prize Finder allow you to list your competition for free.
   • Forums and Communities: Share your competition in relevant online forums and communities. Sites like MSE (MoneySavingExpert) have forums where users share competitions and giveaways.
   • Your Own Website: If you have a website or blog, create a dedicated page or post about the competition and use it to gather entries.
5. Promote Your Competition: Increase visibility by promoting your competition across multiple channels. This includes:
   
   • Email Marketing: Send out newsletters or emails to your subscriber list.
   • Social Media Ads: Invest in targeted ads on platforms like Facebook and Instagram to reach a broader audience.
   • Collaborations: Partner with influencers or other businesses to help spread the word.
6. Monitor Entries and Engagement: Keep track of how many people are entering and engage with participants. Respond to queries and keep the momentum going.
7. Select and Announce Winners: Once the competition ends, follow the rules you set to select winners. Announce the winners publicly and contact them directly to arrange prize delivery.
8. Review and Learn: After the competition ends, evaluate its success. Look at metrics like engagement, number of entries, and overall reach to understand what worked and what could be improved for future competitions.

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