Scam alert: Dyson loyalty programme A member of the public recently received an email from Dyson, giving them the chance enter a prize promotion. The email came from a genuine-sounding email add... READ MORE >
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ASA ruling: Pretty Little Thing TikTok promotion This post concerns a complaint made to the ASA about a video posted on TikTok by the Wave House. I’ll assume you all know the basics of what TikT... READ MORE >
Avid readers of this blog – and I know you’re out there – may recall that back in September last year I wrote about an Instagram prize giveaway run by Molly-Mae Hague, she who came second on the fi... READ MORE >
Prizeology obtains ISO 27001 accreditation again Here at Prizeology we handle a lot of data. I’d like to be able to quantify that data, but I don’t think I can. I’m not even sure what units I wo... READ MORE >
Postal entries unfairly excluded from ITV promotions: Avid readers of the Prizeologist blog may remember that back in August this year we posted that ITV had gone to the broadcasting regulator Ofco... READ MORE >
Anyone out there who likes chocolate? Thought so. Anyone out there out who would like to win a hamper stuffed full of slabs of Dairy Milk, piles of Chocolate Buttons and handfuls of Curly Wurlys? Y... READ MORE >
It’s been a while since I’ve talked about how to running a prize promotion on Facebook but it’s a topic worth revisiting, partly because the rules are updated from time to time, and partly because... READ MORE >
I like a piece of toast and marmalade in the morning. Sometimes I have a sandwich, usually hummus and carrot, for lunch. And when it comes to comfort eating, you can’t beat a nice, thick piece of b... READ MORE >
Cheating. It means acting dishonestly in order to gain an advantage. To avoid any doubt, an advantage in the context of prize promotions is a prize – a restaurant or retailer voucher, a gaming cons... READ MORE >
