If you’ve been entering sweepstakes for many months now, but have nothing to show for it, it’s likely you’re feeling quite frustrated. But, don’t you think it’s time to change this? Here, we’ve listed a few tips that could help you get prize winnings every month.
Set a sweepstake schedule: One reason why you may not be winning any prizes could be because you don’t have a consistent sweepstakes schedule. So, make sure to set some time each day solely to enter sweepstakes. We recommend blocking at least 30 minutes every day. But, it’s a good idea to set a timer for 30 minutes, so you don’t end up spending too much time entering sweepstakes.
Use an aggregator: Yes, you could come across some really good sweepstakes by looking up different sweepstakes companies, but this takes time. Instead, use a sweepstake aggregator website that will collect all the sweepstakes that are posted on the Internet and have them listed out for you on their website. Some of these aggregator websites also list “secret” sweepstakes that have very limited entries which you can access for a certain fee, thus increasing your chances of winning. But, even if you don’t want to pay money, you could still access a number of free sweepstakes through these aggregator websites.
Set up Google(™) alerts for the word “sweepstakes”: Life gets in the way, and you cannot always stay on top of all the sweepstakes that are listed on the Internet. What you could do to minimize the chances of missing out on a really good win is set a Google(™) alert for the words “daily entry”, “sweepstakes”, “sweepstakes” + “your city’s name”, etc. This will help you find new sweepstakes and those that are not listed on aggregator websites.
Keep the rules in mind: Make sure to keep the rules of the sweepstakes in mind when submitting your entry. For instance, many one-entry sweepstakes will disqualify you if you submit more than one entry.
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