Mobile Apps for UK Competition Websites: Costs, Store Rules & Push
A competition website does not need a mobile app at launch, but once repeat players exist the numbers favour one. A single…
Email Deliverability for UK Competition Websites: The Transactional Stack That Hits 99% Inbox Rate
Email deliverability is the most overlooked operational risk in UK competition websites. Across a recent Mailgun sample from one Nera-built operator, 99.22%…
TikTok Live for UK Competition Websites: The Two Patterns That Drive Sales in 2026
Organic TikTok Live is the highest-converting marketing channel for UK competition and prize draw websites in 2026. Two distinct daily revenue spike…
Prize Draw VAT in the UK: What HMRC’s 2026 Position Means for Competition Operators
UK competition operators must charge 20% VAT on paid skill-based entries from 17 February 2026, after HMRC's Treasury minister confirmed entries are…
How to Choose a UK Competition Website Agency: 7 Criteria That Matter
Choosing a UK competition website agency comes down to seven verifiable criteria: DCMS Voluntary Code signatory status, specialist payment processor relationships, named…
What Is a Legal Opinion Letter for a UK Prize Competition?
A legal opinion letter is a written assessment from a gambling-law professional confirming your UK prize competition is lawful and needs no…
WordPress vs SaaS Competition Platforms: How to Choose Without Locking Yourself In
WordPress vs SaaS competition platforms differ most on ownership and switching cost. WordPress with WooCommerce is owned outright. SaaS platforms are rented…
Why Meta Banned Your Competition Ad Account (and How to Get It Back)
Meta restricts UK competition ad accounts for five common reasons: advertising before Real Money Gaming (RMG) approval, failing Meta's RMG compliance review,…
How to Price Raffle Tickets in the UK: A Complete Pricing Methodology for Competition Operators
UK raffle ticket prices typically sit at £2, £3, or £5. The price floor formula is (prize cost + marketing + processing…
