Rewards for interaction?

Zet0r

Zet0r

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So the other day a friend of mine gave me a tip, which I really think will work well. What he was doing, was making monthly giveaways, in which he used a site, that allows 'missions' to act as entries. These missions would be tweeting about his video, liking commenting and sharing, and following on Twitter and Twitch. I really liked the idea, but I don't want to go and monthly buy stuff to give away (unless the income from YT could cover all that), so I was thinking, are there any other cool rewards that would be worth commenting or tweeting for? It doesn't have to be something which will be given to one guy, it could be given to all who does the mission.
I haven't gotten any good ideas, but stuff that's crossed my mind are bonus content, and for bigger youtubers, a chance to play with them/be in an episode of something. But do you guys have any ideas?
 
It's alright. The problem with this is that those subbers/viewers aren't gonna stay long. (maybe, if they like your content.)
They're just gonna collect the prize, then leave. Since you're a small channel right now, why not start off with small rewards? Maybe non-item rewards? Or maybe just a Q and A or Funny gaming montage compilation if you really wanna have a special.
 
I recently started something I call "#KDogOfTheWeek". In the descriptions of my recent videos I've included a link to "click to tweet", where it's a tweet I pre-typed. All someone has to do is tweet out that tweet, and they're entered to be #KDogOfTheWeek.

The winner of the week gets a shoutout on twitter, and on my video.

I don't do this to try and grow my channel or anything, I just wanted to give back to those who support me. I don't require them to subscribe, like, or comment on the video. So far I've had 6 people tweet it out, and all 6 have been pretty active viewers already.

I think it's a good way to give back to those who support you. I don't like when people put requirements like "you must be subscribed, like the video, leave a comment, be active, and share the video, etc" because then it turns from something generous, to something that you're using people for your advantage.
 
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