Run a competition that collects more than emails
Giveaway entries via social comments produce a moderation mess, no marketing permissions, and a winner selection that looks (and maybe is) arbitrary.
The short way: Structured entries with explicit marketing consent, a light qualifying question that keeps pure prize-hunters out of your list, and an exportable, defensible draw.
Type this — that’s the whole job
“A competition entry form for our summer giveaway: contact details, answer one product question to enter, and marketing opt-in checkbox”
Build it now — freeNo setup, no tutorial. The words above go with you — review what the AI builds, then share the link.
How it works — three steps
- 1
Describe the prize and your one qualifying question; the AI adds consent language.
- 2
Set the closing time; late entries refuse themselves.
- 3
Export entries; draw from the qualified, consented rows.
What’s doing the work
Consent checkboxes
The marketing opt-in is explicit and stored — the list you build is actually usable.
Closing date-time
'Entries close midnight Friday' enforces itself.
Duplicate prevention
One entry per browser identity keeps the draw fair without moderation.
Questions people ask
How do we pick a winner defensibly?
Export the qualified entries with row numbers and draw by random number — the export timestamps make the process reconstructible if anyone asks.
Do competition emails need separate consent?
Entering ≠ subscribing in most regimes — hence the separate opt-in checkbox the form carries. Consult local rules for prize-law specifics.
Minutes, not weeks. That’s the deal.
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