Let’s play some word association. If I say wedding, you’ll probably say something like white. If I say baseball, you might say homerun. If I say boy band, you might say N’SYNC. And lastly, if I say giveaway, you’ll probably say winner.
Although winners get all the glory in giveaways, they’re not your biggest asset as a moderator. The losers are.
Is it just me, or do you wake up in the morning, jump out of bed and go straight to your Google Analytics dashboard to see how well your blog or website performed yesterday? If not, we’ll show you in this post why you should work towards progressing beyond being a Google Analytics newbie with your website.
So you had this great idea to start a blog, but after the initial launch date you realized the only readers you had were your mom, your grandma, and the friend who proofreads your posts. How will you ever be discovered? Influencer marketing, folks. Make friends with people who are cooler than you.
Today, you’re going to get a behind-the-scenes look at the giveaway promotion strategies we used in a recent giveaway which attracted enough entrants to fill up Madison Square Garden.
It was a busy year on the Rafflecopter blog. 200,000 of you came to visit and see what we had to say about giveaway tips, Facebook promotions, and other marketing advice. A review of the most popular Rafflecopter blog posts reveals some interesting trends that marketers like you were interested in over the past 12 months.
To generate and rank this list we looked at a combination of unique pageviews along with the average time visitors engaged with each post. We then removed any Rafflecopter product focused posts. Here are the results.
