Do you have one sponsor for two papers?
This is such a great idea! I went to e-mail one Pay it Forward campaign manager a question to help another Pay it Forward campaign manager - and then realized I can simply post my question on the blog!
Here's the dilemma - we have two papers being sponsored by one business. They have opted to place entry forms and drop-boxes in all of the sponsor's branch locations.
They hope people will drive to the various branches to drop off their entry forms BUT they are wondering how they will know which paper the reader is submitting their entry to - Paper A or Paper B?
Do they leave two drop boxes at each location? Should they put something on the entry form (they haven't launched yet) asking the reader to indicate where they heard about the contest - in Paper A or Paper B?
Thoughts? Ideas?
Here's the dilemma - we have two papers being sponsored by one business. They have opted to place entry forms and drop-boxes in all of the sponsor's branch locations.
They hope people will drive to the various branches to drop off their entry forms BUT they are wondering how they will know which paper the reader is submitting their entry to - Paper A or Paper B?
Do they leave two drop boxes at each location? Should they put something on the entry form (they haven't launched yet) asking the reader to indicate where they heard about the contest - in Paper A or Paper B?
Thoughts? Ideas?
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Comment by Carol Shapcott on March 25, 2008 at 12:56pm - We have a similar issue in Bucks. Two papers, one main sponsor who happened to agree to give each newspaper their own $1000 winner. We'll put entries rec'd at the various branches into two piles based on the home address of the entrants (matching up to the appropriate newspaper's market).
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