Promotional Contest

/ˌproʊməˈʃəˌnæl ˈkɒntɛst/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A marketing event or competition designed to engage consumers by offering prizes based on chance or skill, often regulated to ensure fairness and compliance with gambling and advertising laws.
    The promotional contest required participants to submit a short essay to win a trip.

Forms

  • promotional contest
  • promotional contests

Commentary

When drafting rules for a promotional contest, clearly define eligibility, prize details, and judging criteria to avoid classification as illegal gambling.

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