36 Raffles, Sweepstakes & Promotions + Own Photo Contest: Prompt "What does luck mean to you?"

Would you like your giveaway to appear in my next post? Your chances increase if you use one of the following hashtags:

#airdrop, #contest, #cryptocompany, #free, #giveaway, #hsbi, #quiz, #raffle, #risingstargame, #sweepstake, #yourfairy (#yourfairy is 100% sure to be included in the postings, if your action is valid/serious), #win

But you can also be sure to be included here if you tell me in the comments, “Please include my account XYZ in your search. A keyword in the title (or a phrase) of my posts is ABC.” And to make it complete, you are also welcome to tell me what items you are giving away and how often you do these giveaways.

Would you like your campaign to be highlighted? Talk to me! We'll definitely find a solution.

Would you prefer not to be mentioned in YourFairy posts or have your actions appear here? No problem. Please let me know that you do not wish to be mentioned or have your articles listed here.

As a reader of these posts, would you like to be mentioned so that you don't miss any more articles? Again, just let me know and I'll mention you at the end of the article. Of course, you can also say “Please remove me from the list” at any time.

This is a service provided by @PowerPaul, who has been developing services, games, and participatory activities for the Hive blockchain under the @CryptoCompany brand for over three years in order to strengthen our blockchain. In the spirit of "every Hivian should do what they can within their means to make the best out of our blockchain". This account is also intended as such a service — it aims to strengthen the participatory culture on our blockchain.

30% of the posting rewards go to PowerPaul, 30% to CryptoCompany, 5% to commenrewarder, 2% to hive-196769 and 33% remain here at YourFairy.

No votes are exchanged between any CryptoCompany projects and their accounts. This practice is common for other blockchain creators – I reject it for CryptoCompany because I do not consider it to be clean.

All articles listed in this post are searched for by script, searching specific hashtags and accounts, but are checked manually. The details of the respective actions are contributed through manual research and manually integrated into these articles.

If you have any questions, criticism, or suggestions for improvement, I would appreciate your feedback; here in the comments or as a Discord PM to powerpaul.

If you feel that these posts are not valuable enough and you would like to downvote them, please talk to me and I will see how I can increase the value of these articles.

From time to time, there are downvote campaigns against giveaways. Because I like to support riddles, raffles and giveaways, I would like to share some tips with you on how to improve your giveaway posts.

No single piece of advice will make your posts bulletproof. However, the more aspects you include, the safer it will be to avoid downvotes. Bear in mind that Hive rewards are based on POB (Proof of Brain) rather than POW (Proof of Work).

It is what it is: Posting rewards are never guaranteed until they are in your wallet. Hive is a DAO, and every Hivian can play their part in regulating this organisation — accept that.

One main factor is that 'cheap' posts intended to generate rewards are not very welcome. So you should put some effort into your publications. This means:

• Avoid using the same images in multiple articles.
• Don't just copy and paste text – write a large proportion of the content yourself. No filler content — provide real, valuable information about the idea behind this giveaway, such as some background information or something to learn.
• Give away valuable content. The ratio between the prize and the reward for posting is an important factor.
• Encourage real interaction. Simply writing a comment is probably not enough. A photo or writing contest, for example, is different.
• Asking for votes in return for entering your giveaway is not welcome.

If you ever receive downvotes:

• Don't start screaming.
• If you receive a comment relating to the downvote, politely ask how you can improve. But be aware that the downvoter may not want to waste any time with you. Don't upset them.

If you want to demonstrate that your raffles are not tampered with, you can use the