Executive producer's top 5 tips to WIN on ECR
An exclusive look at some saucy secrets that could help you win a competition on East Coast Radio.
We all know the feeling…
Time after time entering an East Coast Radio challenge and just missing out on a chance to win. If only there were some tips or a secret handbook that could help fast-track your chance at winning with East Coast Radio...
Have no fear! Our trusted executive producer of the East Coast Breakfast show, WR van der Merwe, has spilled the tea on exactly how you can walk away with some cash-money-dollar this week.
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How to win with East Coast Radio:
Only enter on the platform that you are supposed to enter on - DMing presenters will not improve your chances!
Only use the keywords to enter. For example, if it is ‘Stacey’ and YOUR NAME, just send that, don’t send: “Hi, it’s Peter, I want to play Stacey’s Quiz” - The randomiser won’t pick up your entry.
Just send your entry once when you are asked to on the radio. People who send hundreds of entries are usually blocked, as it puts strain on the WhatsApp system.
If your WhatsApp display name is something strange, you’ll probably stand out as a robot, and not be picked.
If you are a finalist, and your phone rings, sound excited, happy, and alert.
Bonus tip - If you entered, answer your phone. 90% of people who entered never answer again. Crazy, right?!
Today, you can win a R29,000 prize in Stacey Norman's Big Music Challenge at 17h11.
All you need to do is WhatsApp ‘Stacey’ and your name to 061 792 9495.
Read More: WIN with ECR
TUNE IN daily to catch chances to WIN.
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