For a banner or anything. The price is everything when u have a contest and I think thhe guys that pays, for example, 500 bucks for a logo, are the smartest. They got the real good designers in, all in a competition, and that process make the results richier.
For a banner, with 100 I think you will more results I think ;)
I think that's a fair price. The most important thing is delivery of the price when the winner is chosen (not you specifically, but have just seen contests before where someone has a contest and doesn't follow through with paying the winner).
I think that's a fair price. The most important thing is delivery of the price when the winner is chosen (not you specifically, but have just seen contests before where someone has a contest and doesn't follow through with paying the winner).
Payment is not a problem.
The contests I did before I made sure the designers got paid right after the contest was over.
Also, I always offer something for designs that not won but that I could end up using. So instead of 1 big winner, you have 1 winner and 5-6 other designers that get a little $ for their effort.
any decent designer is not going to waste their time at a CHANCE to win $50. Save your contest for something with a little more substance and just pay to get a some banners designed.
any decent designer is not going to waste their time at a CHANCE to win $50. Save your contest for something with a little more substance and just pay to get a some banners designed.
There are a lot of decent designers that would accept that.
And as I've said before, even if you don't win you may get paid if your design is nice.
SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR.
Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.
Let me repeat... A 120 x 60 button and no more that 3 lines of DEFAULT SIZE AND COLOR text.
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