Facebook is a great place to find new sweepstakes. Most businesses, today, have their own Facebook pages and host sweepstakes and giveaways to increase engagement. You can take advantage of such opportunities by finding and entering the right sweeps on the social media platform. Here’s all you need to know about Facebook sweepstakes.
How to find and enter sweepstakes on Facebook
The best way to find sweepstakes on Facebook is by following your favorite brands. That way, you will be notified as soon as they post the details of their sweepstakes. But you can also consider joining Facebook sweepstakes groups that list new sweepstakes. To enter the sweepstakes, all you need to do is check out the instructions provided by the sponsor. Typically, most sweepstakes sponsors will ask you to leave a comment and like their post to enter.
Some companies may ask you to share the details of the sweepstakes with your friends since this helps increase the company’s visibility and engagement. Other companies may ask you to share something on your Facebook wall - this is usually an optional step and not something that is required.
Make sure to go through the rules of the sweepstakes before you submit your entry - remember that some sweeps, although they are available online, maybe restricted to people who live in a certain state or city or belong to a particular age group. Don’t spend your time submitting entries to sweepstakes you don’t qualify for.
What to do after you submitted your entry
Once you’ve submitted your entry, all you need to do is wait. Most times, if you win a sweepstakes giveaway on Facebook, the host will contact you by sending you a direct message on Facebook or posting the winner’s name on their Facebook page. So it’s a good idea to go back to the company’s page from time to time to check if they’ve announced the winner.
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