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What are the benefits of running a voting contest?
Contests are the most viral marketing promo format around! Pick the right theme, and a contest can help you find potential customers while also deepening members' relationship with your brand.
A sharply focused contest theme draws in people who are interested in or identify with that theme, and to win, they'll naturally rally friends and family to vote for them!
Key features
Supports multi-stage contest promos
Stage 1: Collect entries from different channels — for example, use a "Comment Promo" to gather naming ideas for a park, or a "Survey" to collect design entry files, and so on
Stage 2: Upload entries to the "Voting Contest" module
Once submissions close, you can go into the module and upload all the entries you received — or just the ones that passed an initial screening — and start building out the voting page!
Offers multiple login methods and entry eligibility settings, for richer gameplay
[Supports participation via Facebook, LINE, or website member login]
Beyond flexible login methods, you can also set how many times each account can vote, or allow voting once per day, to encourage repeat visits and keep the promo engaging.
Entry details help voters understand each entry's concept and story
Uploads include three fields: author name, entry title, and entry description. This information gives entries more depth and richness, helping visitors connect with the meaning behind each one as they browse — and cast their vote.
Reward voters to keep the promo buzzing!
You can offer a prize draw to voters, and turn on the form feature to collect voter information — after voting, voters are automatically redirected to fill out the draw entry form.
You can also set up a prize-matching game so voters can see their result instantly after voting, adding even more fun to the promo. Each account gets only one draw chance during the promo, which helps prevent vote manipulation.
Three layers of protection against vote fraud, for total peace of mind
Step 1: Voters must log in before they can vote → identity verification via social platforms raises the barrier to voting.
Step 2: Vote submissions only count after passing bot verification → a reCAPTCHA verification mechanism.
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Step 3: A dashboard vote-checking page → see every account's voting activity at a glance.Could not display content
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