Instant Winner Is Now Daily Winner! (Check for Rule Changes)
I’ve really been enjoying my Instant Winner Contests on Facebook and Twitter, but some people have expressed concern over having to stay glued to their computers to win, and when two entrants are relatively close together, which one was actually first isn’t always as clear as I would like. I announce more often than not because of that very problem. Also, today the winning Twitter message wasn’t visible to me at first, and I got a weird FB messages about having 14 new messages at a point when only two were visible. (The other twelve, if they were real, never appeared.) Earlier I had a conversation with someone in which not all of her replies showed up. (I got a flash at the bottom of the screen, but her responses were sometimes invisible in the message pane.)
As a result, the Instant Winner Contest is not the Daily Winner Contest. Here’s how it will work:
Each new day’s contest will open at 8:00 am Pacific Time on that day and close at 8:00 am Pacific time the following day, when the new contest opens.
Each contest will be a short time rafflecopter, with the widget on this page, so you may need to scroll a little bit as time goes on, but that seemed easier than creating a new post each day and having different links each day.
One of my posts/tweets during each day will contain a four digit code. It won’t be marked as that day’s code, but it will be fairly easy to spot. (A quick scroll through the FB posts or the tweets in my Twitter profile should quickly do the trick.) To enter, you just need to access the rafflecopter widget (or link, if the widget is being cantankerous) and input the code.
Two winners each day will be selected randomly from among those who submit the correct code.
If there are not two people with the correct code, the unclaimed prize amount will be added to the prizes for the following day.
Any questions? Just let me know!
(Image is copyrighted by Dean Drobot and licensed from http://www.shutterstock.com.)
July 27:
a Rafflecopter giveaway
