This is very much a touch-wood scenario, and I’ve got my fingers and toes crossed that I’m not tempting fate in this post, but a promotion Prizeology has been involved in running has not been the subject of a complaint to the ASA. Note the negative there. No one has complained to the ASA about […]
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We need to talk about gender stereotypes. The European Institute for Gender Equality defines them as “Preconceived ideas whereby females and males are arbitrarily assigned characteristics and roles determined and limited by their gender.” According to the Institute, the problem with gender stereotyping is that it “can limit the development of the natural talents and […]
READ MORE >It could be any day now I’m reliably informed by the Daily Express. In fact, I’ve read speculation that the happy event has already taken place and is yet to be announced, although if it has I can’t believe that the parents-to-be have managed to keep their little bundle of joy under wraps from the […]
READ MORE >I must confess I’m not much of a Pinner. Twitter and Instagram rather than Pinterest tend to be my social media of choice, but although Pinterest may seem low-key, it can nonetheless be a very effective platform for promotions, particularly if there’s a certain demographic you want to reach. Pinterest has 250 million monthly users […]
READ MORE >I’m the first to admit that prize promotions can be a somewhat impenetrable world, so I thought it might be helpful to round up and answer a few of the questions which we often get asked. Which terms and conditions are important in a prize promotion? What am I going to say? They’re all important, […]
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