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| Charity Questions Charitable Advertisers Questions How does this “free giving” work? Is it really free? Do I need to sign up? Will people not abuse this by clicking repeatedly? How much is each click worth? Does all the money go to charity? How can I trust this website? Can individuals make a donation? Are there any other sites like this? What can I do to help charity for free, other than clicking? What’s the best way to contact ClickEveryDay.co.uk? How does this “free giving” work? 3 simple steps to give to a charity OF YOUR CHOICE, for FREE. 1. Go to the homepage ( www.ClickEveryDay.co.uk ) 2. Click on a charitable advertiser (they're the ones who pay for your donation). 3. Click on which charity you would like the money to go to! Back to Top Back to Top of Section Is it really free? YES! You do not pay anything – all donations come from the charitable advertising. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Do I need to sign up? No – just start clicking away for your favourite good cause. If you would like us to keep in touch with you, you can sign up to our monthly newsletter by going to our homepage and clicking on “Newsletter” and typing in your email address. We promise not to sell or share your email address with third parties. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Will people not abuse this by clicking repeatedly? Many people want to support more than one charity, or want to give extra support to their favourite charity by clicking on it lots of times. People can click as many times as they like, but they must click on a different advertisement each time – there are plenty of advertising boxes being used at any one time, and we might add even more. Back to Top Back to Top of Section How much is each click worth? The way internet advertising works is the more people visiting a website, the more each advertising space is worth. As this site receives more daily visitors and consequently more clicks, the value of each charitable advertising box will increase, and that increase will be reflected in the value of each click. Therefore, to make your clicks even more valuable, you can spread the word by telling your friends and family to ClickEveryDay. Every click is worth 10 points. Therefore, if you click just ten times per you’re your clicks accumulated are worth 100 points. By clicking 100 points, that is enough money to: • Provide 6 school dinners in a developing country • Help a homeless person find a bed for the night • Provide 26 litres of purified drinking water • Buy stationary for a school • Buy medical supplies in a hospice • Contribute to a free mammogram for women in need and much, much more… But why stop at ten clicks, when you can click on all the adverts every day? Back to Top Back to Top of Section Does all the money go to charity? Charitable advertisers decide how much money they donate to charity, from £50.00 upwards. 100% of the figure they decide upon goes to charity – charities which are chosen by anyone visiting the website, just like you. On top of the donation amount the charitable advertiser decides, they must pay an additional administration fee, currently set at 9%. This covers bank charges, the administration of the website, advertising and other overheads. This fee may change if overheads are more than or less than originally forecasted. Back to Top Back to Top of Section How can I trust this website? Each month, the Accounts are publicly displayed for the previous month’s revenue and donations. In one column is the amount advertisers have paid, excluding the administration fee, and in the other column the amount charities have been paid*. These two columns will always total the same amount. Any advertiser who claims to have paid more (excluding the administration fee), or a charity or individual fundraiser which claims to have received less, can complain to feedback@ClickEveryDay.co.uk . *Charities which raise less than £10 pounds in a month will not be paid that month, and the amount raised will be carried forward to the next month. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Can individuals make a donation? Yes – this is a perfect way for individuals to make a donation to charity, especially ones who want their donation to go to many different excellent causes. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Are there any other sites like this? The idea for this site was first thought of in December 2006. Upon launch on March 1st 2007, we did not know of any sites currently offering the concept of donating for free AND to your choice of charity, making us the first to offer this unique concept. Back to Top Back to Top of Section What can I do to help charity for free, other than clicking? Set your homepage to www.ClickEveryDay.co.uk, which will help remind you to Click Every Day. If you like having a search engine on your home page, that is fine, because you can use the Google Search Bar in the top right corner of this website. Give it a go right now – it’s exactly the same as doing a search from www.Google.co.uk The other important thing you could do is telling your friends, family and colleagues to Click Every Day and join you in supporting your favourite charities. Back to Top Back to Top of Section What’s the best way to contact ClickEveryDay.co.uk? Use the Contact Us page found on the homepage. Back to Top Back to Top of Section How can a charity become listed on this site? Will all charities be accepted? How and how often will charities get paid? Can an Individual Fundraiser become listed on this site? Will all individual fundraisers be accepted? How and when do Individual Fundraisers get paid? How can a charity become listed on this site? Any UK Registered Charity can apply to become listed on this site. They must follow the simple application procedure by clicking on “Charities” on the homepage. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Will all charities be accepted? The owner of ClickEveryDay reserves the right to choose which charities it represents, though it is intended that the majority of charities will be accepted. However, due to unanticipated demand, charities may have to wait some time before their application is accepted. Back to Top How and how often will charities get paid? Charities have a choice of having their payment sent to them via PayPal, cheque or direct transfer into their UK bank account. Payments will be sent monthly, but not if less than £10 has been raised in a month. If less than £10 pounds has been raised, payments will be made at the end of whichever month the £10 figure has been reached. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Can an Individual Fundraiser become listed on this site? Any individual taking part in an event such as a sponsored run/swim/climb (etc), in support of any UK Registered Charity, can apply to become listed on this site from when they apply until when the event ends. They must follow the simple application procedure by clicking on “Charities” on the homepage and specifying they are an “Individual Fundraiser”. This is also an excellent opportunity for people raising money for their GAP Year – if they need to raise money for a charity that is (not for their own pocket!). Back to Top Back to Top of Section Will all individual fundraisers be accepted? No. We cannot accept all individual fundraisers due to sheer volume. Please only hope to be accepted as an Individual Fundraisers if your application stands out, and you are doing something particularly commendable and/or original. Please note that careful checks and measures take place to ensure that all money goes to the charity of choice of the Individual Fundraiser and that there is never any opportunity for any individual to take a cut of the money they have raised Back to Top How and when do Individual Fundraisers get paid? Individual Fundraisers will be sent a cheque to an address they specify, so that they can combine the cheque from ClickEveryDay with all other monies they raise. The cheque will be made payable to the UK Registered Charity they are supporting, and will be posted within five working days of them completing their event. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Why would a company become a charitable advertiser? How can a company become a charitable advertiser? Will all companies be accepted? Can the charitable advertiser decide which logo or image to use? Can a charitable advertiser select more than one charitable advertising box? How much time is there between a charitable advertiser paying for an advertisement and it becoming listed on the website? How long will a charitable advertisement be shown for? Can the image and/or Link Page be changed after submission? How do I pay if I don’t have a PayPal account? What is your current Traffic Rank? Why would a company become a charitable advertiser? Being a charitable advertiser of www.ClickEveryDay.co.uk is mutually beneficial to both you and charities. With minimal effort you can convert your advertising costs into charitable donations and simultaneously increase traffic to your own website, whilst creating a positive image for your brand. Back to Top Back to Top of Section How can a company become a charitable advertiser? Any business worldwide can apply to become a charitable advertiser on www.ClickEveryDay.co.uk. They must follow the simple application procedure by clicking on “Charitable Advertisers” on the homepage. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Will all companies be accepted? No. In our Terms & Conditions there is a list of types of companies we refuse to deal with. Please check the Terms & Conditions before applying to become a sponsor. Any company may be refused, at our discretion, however a full refund will be provided in the event of this happening. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Can the charitable advertiser decide which logo or image to use? Yes. A company may use its own logo or an image which they believe will make people more likely to click on their space. However, if the logo or image is deemed to be pornographic and/or unsuitable for children, it will not be accepted and your advertising campaign will not begin until an appropriate image has been submitted. The sponsor must not use an image or logo which is copyrighted to any other organisation or individual. We reserve the right to decide what content is appropriate for our website. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Can a charitable advertiser select more than one charitable advertising box? Not currently, but we are working on it. Back to Top Back to Top of Section How much time is there between a charitable advertiser paying for an advertisement and it becoming listed on the website? We aim to approve (or reject) all applications within three working days. Back to Top Back to Top of Section How long will a charitable advertisement be shown for? Every time someone clicks on a charitable advertising box, the account decreases in value (at the agreed amount). Only when an account reaches £0.00 will the advert be withdrawn and the charitable advertising box is available for any charitable advertiser to advertise in. Back to Top Back to Top of Section Can the image and/or Link Page be changed after submission? Yes. Sign in using the email and password you submitted at the start. Remember that changes to the hyperlink and/or image displayed will need to be approved, which may take up to three working days. The original hyperlink and/or image will not disappear until the new one is accepted. Back to Top Back to Top of Section How do I pay if I don’t have a PayPal account? You do not need an account with Paypal to pay us. As long as you have a valid credit or debit card you can make a charitable advertising donation. Back to Top Back to Top of Section What is your current Traffic Rank? Back to Top Back to Top of Section | ||