QR codes have been around for a while now but only recently has the technology seen real adoption beyond tech-savvy users. A QR code is similar to a bar code except that it can hold more information. The most common case for scanning a QR code with a phone's camera is to open a web page. It is now common to see restaurants ask patrons to open their online menus using a QR code placed on the table.
We are excited to announce a new little feature that you might like! Instead of displaying the thank you page to participants after they fill out your contest form, you can now redirect them to a page on your website. This puts you in full control of what comes next after participants complete the contest. Maybe you want to offer exclusive content or a special offer from your website? Let's see how easy it is to setup!
The web is filled with interesting content such as videos, audio clips, animated gifs, presentations and much more. What if you could integrate these interactive medias into your contests? Well wonder no more, it is now possible to embed content from thousands of different websites right into your contests.
Often times when you create a contest, you want its style to match the aesthetic of your brand or website. It was already quite easy to customize the contest appearance with colors and text variations. Today we go one step further in the personalization of contests with custom fonts.
If you manage a WordPress site, we have good news for you. It's now easier than ever to embed a contest on your website. You just need to install the plugin, create a contest and embed it in a page or a post. Follow these easy steps:
If you are running a local business, your customers live nearby. Its their opinion that matters and not the opinion of people living in foreign countries. That's why today we are releasing a new featured called Country Restrictions.
A Facebook giveaway is a great way to reward your fans and grow your Page audience. Contests for Pages helps you organize two different types of contests : Form Contests and Timeline Contests. In this blog post, we will focus on the latter.
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It's been a long time (almost 5 years!) since we last updated the policies governing our apps. Back then, we had hired a law firm to craft the terms for us. They did a good job but lots have changed since then, notably with the adoption of strict data privacy laws in Europe and California. We thought it was time to review and update our policies accordingly.