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Archive for July 24th, 2008
Programmed Learning Sweepstakes for Trade
Posted by Edward from Laguna Beach, CA, US on July 24, 2008
We support online Brand and Product training sites for our clients - primarily directed at the Retail Sales Associates who sell their products through independent Retailers.
Some have offered promotions - ie pass a course (short course and quiz) and be entered into a drawing for a free product to drive use.
Do Programmed Learning Sweepstakes like this for Trade have different (simpler rules) than consumer focused?
I would think that the "Trade" rules are usually simpler, therefore shorter. They usually involve less valuable prizes , simpler prize structures and less extensive liability language , so less description is needed. Additionally, trade sweeps don't have to be registered or bonded.