Get More Attention With a Seasonal Contest!

Get More Attention With a Seasonal Contest!

Have fun with that! Nothing is more fun and festive for a competition. And what better way to help your visitors and customers to take action! Think about it ... everyone likes the idea of ​​winning something. But how in the world, as an interior designer, can you pull that off? Would you give away something great for everyone? Read below for ideas on hosting an action-packed competition of the marketing season.

1. The absolute best way for your visitors to take action and take part in the competition is to plan well so that everyone wins something. For example, all participants receive a percentage discount, or all participants get a free report or an information product, but the winner receives the "great" price.

By giving each participant a "price", you will increase the amount of people involved because they feel like they are something just to play the game. At the same time, you'll want to focus the competition itself on a specific product or service.

For example ... You could have "reshape the most inspiring 'worst room" challenge a "ugliest chair," or, or "eccentric accessory," etc. The idea is to get your participants to take a picture and send it to you. Then you can choose the worst (or best) one. Then you can offer free advice on each photo.

2. Use all the social media you have at your fingertips to help the competition. You can specifically a contest by creating a twitter hashtag that the contestants have to use so you can follow the participants. Ask your followers re-tweet ads in various competitions. This will help create a buzz around your contest and thus the seasonal product you are promoting.

3. Your price must be either your own products and services, or you can include a price related depending on your niche. For example, if your niche is a kitchen or custom cabinetry, a beautiful set of 3D drawings thousands of dollars would be something that could generate a lot of buzz (not to mention getting your foot in the door with a serious potential customer).

One strategy is to offer a price "hot" or popular as a new iPad. However, be careful with this kind of price. You're likely to get a large number of participants who are simply in the hope of winning the iPad. On the other hand, what I recommend is your price be in line with your target market so that everyone involved in your contest becomes a repeat buyer your products and services, not just a onetime thing to win the prize.

You have so many creative possibilities for fun organizing a competition for your business seasonal interior design. If you decide to try this marketing technique fun, you just might be surprised to see the benefits you reap! Seasonal marketing contest to attract attention, they work well and they work!