Rafflecopter and Gleam success rate?

lynwestie

I've had a fair few Raff wins but I think only 1or 2 from a Gleam.

I do a fair chunk of the entries. If I'm going to do them I see the whole process through until the end date and bookmark for the extra daily entries. If there are already too many entries at the point I see them I just don't bother and I also limit how many Im prepared to do as the constant tweeting of links on your twitter feed is not good for your TW profile if you enter comps on there. I did read on Super lucky Di you should only ever do a few Retweets that contain links at a time. Not sure why but assume its classed as spam.

Compingfairy

I've just won an rc and never did the daily entries just them all on the one can

Littlemissvegan

Never won in either but only do the Twitter and website tasks. Won't do Facebook comps as want to keep my profile comp free!

BlueBella

I enter both Rafflecopter and Gleam comps - I don't always do the daily entries either or complete all the tasks and have won a few prizes when I haven't. I prefer Gleam as it is quicker to complete but I don't like the fact that you cannot see what you are tweeting or what instagram photos you are liking before your retweet or like - for all we know, we could be tweeting something very naughty or bad!!!

Yatota74

I do quite a lot RC and Gleam competitions and have won quite a few on either, I would say on average half of my wins are these. I retweet and follow on instagram but no FB sharing. But this year so far it has been very dry

LeeRits

BlueBella wrote: »

I enter both Rafflecopter and Gleam comps - I don't always do the daily entries either or complete all the tasks and have won a few prizes when I haven't. I prefer Gleam as it is quicker to complete but I don't like the fact that you cannot see what you are tweeting or what instagram photos you are liking before your retweet or like - for all we know, we could be tweeting something very naughty or bad!!!

Just a heads up, where it says "Tweet on twitter" or "Retweet on twitter", you'll see the word 'Tweet' has a few dots underneath it. If you hover your mouse over it, it shows you what the tweet is before you hit the button. And I think the instagram one if you click on the dotted link, opens up a new window with the image first.. although I haven't done an instagram one in a while so may be wrong on that :P