Amazon Gift Card Giveaway. How Do I Promote it ?

I have organised giveaway
http://visioncareforeveryone.com/give-away-no-1-amazon-gift-card/
I'm not able to get enough participants.
I posted the giveaway link on nearly 80 facebook groups and among 15,000 fans in a facebook page.
Also my website receives 100 unique visitors daily.
Only 60 people have participated so far (They've earned 500 entries by fulfilling more than one task)

How do I get more participants ?

 

Are you collecting your own list? Email list, or FB list, or both?

Seems like you could have that list refer to others if it's a worthwhile offer. And if not your own list is more likely to tell you why / why not?

I notice no one else has replied to this, so hope this is of use to you.

 

Thank you Careful cash.
I have started getting response already. I don't have a list, it's a new site.

 

I'm guessing you have Stats tracking your Traffic?
I'll throw you some free traffic from some of my sites.
David M.

 

List building should be a key step from the start.

Think about it this way - you put all that effort into getting someone there in the first place, what would you prefer to do? Do it again and get more strangers. Or add some list building methods, and bring back pre-warmed or even excited prospects.

 

Hi, speaking as someone who's in the U.S., I would hesitate to enter...it looks a little "scammy" because of the way some of the copy is written. It reminds me of the contest scam emails that go around every so often.

I don't know who your target audience is, but if you're hoping for response from the U.S., then this needs to be in the form of a conversion-focused landing page written in standard English. (I specialize in writing such things, but I'll refrain from flogging my services since I just got here.)

Any time you're trying to create a response, your copy should be written in direct response format...and this is more in the form of an article. The copy needs to clearly answer these questions:

• What is going on?
• Why are you having a contest?
• What do I have to do to enter?
• What are you going to do with my private information?
• When are you announcing the winner?
• You say "come here daily"...is that all I have to do?
• How will I get the award if I win?
• How do I get more chances to win?

As written, it's overly wordy in some parts, and lacking detail in others.

Seriously, hire a direct response copywriter. It's our job to make people do stuff.