MBM Crafts
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I'd like to do a giveaway on my channel, and I was wondering if anyone had good or bad experiences to share with Rafflecopter?
Has anyone used Raffle Copter for a giveaway?
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SystemError514
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I have never used RaffleCopter before, I would also like to know.
Cameron Dubs
Making David Cameron Sing!
I have used RaffleCopter, but for competitons on other social media for my past projects (such as Twitter).
It seems to work really well. You can set how many entries a user gets by each action (i.e. tweeting a message, liking a page, following etc.)
Don't think it has a "YouTube subscribe" option though (if this is what you want).
But it's useful for building the fanbase for your channel on other Social Media.
It seems to work really well. You can set how many entries a user gets by each action (i.e. tweeting a message, liking a page, following etc.)
Don't think it has a "YouTube subscribe" option though (if this is what you want).
But it's useful for building the fanbase for your channel on other Social Media.
MBM Crafts
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I wouldn't want a YouTube Subscribe -- that would be against YouTube policies. I'm hoping to build my constant contact email list, Facebook likes, and just to do something fun for my viewers with a sponsor who is giving the prizes for the promotional opportunity. Do I need to do one of the paid plans with Raffle Copter or is the free option good enough?
Cameron Dubs
Making David Cameron Sing!
You should be okay for a Free plan for those needs. However, Email list must be paid for.
The only things different that the first paid plan offers are:
However, I must say that you may not be able to build your email list. Everything else seems fine though. Don't think that you can invent your own option too and get their email. This would break RaffleCopters policies, and may also skate very thin to the Data Protection as you are using the information for a different purpose.
As long as you stay away from the email thing, that should be fine. But it's perfect for your Facebook Page, Twitter, etc.
The only things different that the first paid plan offers are:
- Conduct Polls/Surveys
- Change Start/End Times
- Add Prize Photo Slideshow
- Gain Pinterest Followers & Pins
- E-Z Generate Terms/Conditions
- 24-hour Email Support
However, I must say that you may not be able to build your email list. Everything else seems fine though. Don't think that you can invent your own option too and get their email. This would break RaffleCopters policies, and may also skate very thin to the Data Protection as you are using the information for a different purpose.
As long as you stay away from the email thing, that should be fine. But it's perfect for your Facebook Page, Twitter, etc.
