Marketing your Competition
Without good marketing, no one will submit to your award/competition. Here are a few tips to increase exposure to your programme
Writing the perfect guidelines for your competition
Writing good guidelines can make or break your competition. This article covers best practices to guarantee candidates apply with the right content for your needs.
Pricing your competition
Choosing to raise funds from your programme will need careful consideration and require you to balance the positive social impact you wish to have (access) with your ability to make enough revenue to run a successful programme (sustainability).
Establishing the perks for your competition
Identifying what’s in it for applicants inspires candidates to submit. Discover how to make the most with what you have and run a successful programme.
Streamlining what you ask for from candidates
Asking candidates for the correct information when they submit is a fine art. Ask for too much, and people won’t apply; ask too little, and you might not be able to make a meaningful decision when choosing candidates. Luckily we’ve compiled a few ideas on helping you find that sweet spot that will serve everyone.
Defining the purpose of your programme
A clearly articulated purpose will help market your call to submissions and encourage potential candidates to submit. Read 5 tips to best define your purpose.