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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.