A free contest analysis built around your rules and entry

Which details help us assess your contest properly?

The assessment is most useful when we can see both the contest terms and the exact route a supporter must follow. Send these items together so the reviewer can assess the same version of the contest that your audience sees.

• Contest announcement: the public page or post describing the event.
• Rules: a link, PDF, screenshot or pasted text, including any updates.
• Your entry: its direct link, plus a short note explaining how someone reaches the voting or entry action.
• Closing time: date, time and time zone; mention any earlier voting cutoff.
• Your goal: for example, more visibility, a place on a shortlist or support for a particular entry.

A useful extra is a note about the audience you hope to reach and any channels you do not want to use. If the contest is already running, include the current stage and time remaining. You do not need to prepare a polished campaign plan: the contest marketing overview helps explain the available types of support, while this review begins with the information you already have.

What does the review check, and when will it arrive?

You receive a written assessment of the rules, the supporter journey and possible promotion routes. Once the required material is complete, the reply usually arrives within hours and no later than one working day.

At CoinMarketingCap, the reviewer starts with a Visibility Check: following the entry path as a supporter would, noting where instructions, voting steps or key terms need clarification. We bring the supplied materials together in an Evidence Pack so the recommendation refers to the actual contest wording and links rather than assumptions.

The response covers:

• Whether the terms appear to permit outside promotion or paid advertising, and which points need an organizer’s answer.
• Friction in the entry or voting steps that supporters should know about in advance.
• A recommendation to proceed, adjust the approach or decline, with the reason stated plainly.
• Promotion options that may fit, such as paid contest promotion, creative and copy, or rules and risk consulting.

This is a decision aid, not a campaign launch. If the contest is suitable, the outline gives you a sensible place to start; if not, you know which issue needs attention before spending money.

How can you turn the assessment into a sensible next move?

Use the recommendation to decide whether to act, what to clarify and which help would be relevant. A concise reply should make the next decision easier, whether you plan to promote the entry yourself or ask us to help.

If the rules allow promotion but your message or visuals are not ready, begin with the creative and copy service. If you need a coordinated plan across channels, review how a contest campaign runs. For questions about audience contact, community, email and messenger outreach explains consent-based options. Each route starts from the contest’s own requirements rather than a one-size-fits-all checklist.

The assessment is limited to the materials and public pages available for review. Organizer decisions and platform decisions about ad approval or distribution remain outside our control; we use white-hat methods in line with platform rules and contest rules, and do not sell votes, followers or engagement or use bots, scripts, fake accounts or click farms. We do not promise a win, vote count, ranking or outcome; any later proposal covers agreed work and reporting.

To get a useful answer, send the announcement, rules, entry link, deadline and goal through the contact page. We’ll review the material and tell you the clearest next step.