Facebook sales?

[ash_smith123]

How do you work a competition on there? I quite like the idea for drumming up some customers

 

 

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Just put a post up saying your doing a competition. I've seen people put up £20-40 prize and get no response so it's worth doing a decent prize!

[axehaircut]

Ash smith, do you mind if I ask what the competition was?

[ash_smith123]

It was for a cubic metre of kiln dried, kindling and firelighters. Comes to £145 retail.

[Woodworks]

We have just done a competition on Facebook to win £145 worth of firewood. In 4 days we've had 450 shares and reached 45,000 local people. You can't do any other advertising that has that circulation for less than £150!

 

How do you get people to share a competition? Would seem sensible to not tell anyone if looking to win. Guess there is a way please tell

[SbTVF]

How do you get people to share a competition? Would seem sensible to not tell anyone if looking to win. Guess there is a way please tell

 

 

 

You say in your post that the conditions for entry into the hat are that they have to 'share' 'like' and 'tag a friend' or similar to qualify.

 

It's a very very cheap and easy way to trace your demographic too! Especially if you do a 'boosted' post, Facebook will give you lots of information on the age and locations of the people who interact with your post.

 

Or if you know your market well you can target your post to a specific area, age range, their interests, their sex even!

 

 

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Edited October 14, 2016 by SbTVF

[Logsnstuff]

you do also get a lot of smnartarses posting comments on your adverts about how your prices are too high in general and they can do a bigger load 50% cheaper yet they can't afford to pay £5 to advertise themselves.