Run a Twitter Timeline Giveaway where participants like or retweet your post to amplify its reach and increase the number of tweets seen by new audiences.
Run a Twitter Timeline Giveaway where participants like or retweet your post to amplify its reach and increase the number of tweets seen by new audiences.
This simple yet powerful template helps you engage your audience, grow your following, and boost your presence across social media.
With Gleam’s ready-to-go template, you can incentivise followers to engage with your tweets, subscribe to your mailing list, and share your campaign with friends for viral growth. It’s the perfect way to combine email marketing, cross-platform promotion, and referrals while making your Twitter timeline the hub of activity.
Encourage participants to refer their friends with Viral Share Actions. This will help you reach new potential followers and maximise growth from every giveaway.
Weekdays between 12–3 PM often perform best, but use your Twitter Analytics tool to test what works for your audience.
Twitter encourages frequent posting for consistent growth. Post more often during a campaign to boost visibility.
Select the Twitter Timeline Giveaway Template in your Gleam dashboard
➡ Open the template here
Define your prize and campaign rules, including eligibility and timing
➡ See our prize ideas guide for inspiration
Configure core actions such as Twitter follows for account growth and Retweets for visibility
Add supporting actions like Subscribe for lead capture, Visit actions to highlight your site, and Secret Code actions for extra entries
Cross-promote across Instagram visits, Facebook visits, and YouTube visits to maximise exposure
Incentivise viral growth with Viral Share referrals and Bonus Entry actions to reward completion
Launch your campaign, promote it through your Twitter timeline and other social media platforms, and start driving meaningful engagement
Run a Twitter Timeline Giveaway where participants like or retweet your post to amplify its reach and increase the number of tweets seen by new audiences.