This document provides information on how to legally run Facebook competitions to promote a business. It discusses why Facebook competitions can benefit a business, different types of prizes to offer, methods of entry, how to promote the competition on Facebook, and how to ensure the competition follows relevant laws. The key steps to running a legal competition are to include all necessary terms of promotion, have a free entry route, publicize the terms, and ensure the competition involves a requisite skill or judgment to avoid being an illegal lottery.
2. Why you might want to run a Facebook competition and how if done
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Discover what types of prizes you should offer to not only get the most people
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Get the low down on what method of entry you should use for best results, what
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Learn how to actually set up the Facebook competition - it's easier than you
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Hear the simple steps you can take to ensure you stay within the law in running
your Facebook competitions and avoid running an illlegal lottery, being fined
贈5000 and potentially facing a prison sentence
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22. Do you really need a
contest?
What is your
objective?
What type of
contest will you run?
23. Choose a relevant prize
Are you going to use an app
or post direct on your page?
Promote. Promote.
Promote (including the
Terms of Promotion)
Follow up
30. the full name and address of the promoter;
any restrictions on, or conditions of, taking part (for
example, age, number of entries and geographical restrictions);
any requirement for a proof of purchase;
the closing date;
judging criteria;
the number and nature of prizes including those that are available to win
and those that are guaranteed to be won;
how winners and results will be announced and if the promoter intends
to feature the winners in post-event publicity;
who will own copyright in entries;
whether the promoter reserves the right to amend the rules; and
whether the promoter is allowed to provide a cash alternative for any
prize.
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31. SOLUTIONS
Put the right
legal documents
in place
Terms of
Promotion
Publicise
Ensure free
route of entry
3 working
days
minimum
Postal
address
Ensure requisite
skill
Deter
significant %
of population
Have
evidence to
back this up
32. 1. . Check that your competition
involves the requisite skill, judgment
or knowledge or that your give-away
has a free entry route
2 Customise your Terms of Promotion
3. Publicise your Terms of Promotion
along with your competition or give-
away
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