New Marketing Technique — Sometimes You Just Have To Ask
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I’m sure, many of you are aware of, Tyler Cruz and his blog. Tyler and Gyutae Park of Winning The Web are having a competition where whoever can get the most people, to vote for them, by creating a post about the contest, will be the winner.
The contest ends tomorrow and they each seem to be upping the stakes. Tyler is giving away 150 Entrecard Credits, and a link back, to whoever votes for him. While Gyutae is giving away 100 Entrecard Credits, a link back and a T-shirt, to whoever votes for him.
Plus three people who voted for the winner will get 100$, paid for by the loser. In order for your vote to count they are asking for a post with at least 300 words. Sounds like a good contest with nice incentive. But 300 words, well, I’ll think about it.
Here is where the marketing genius of Gyutae comes in. I just noticed I had an email from him asking me to vote for him. Not only is he giving away some nice incentives but, I could also win 100 dollars. Ok Gyutae since you asked so nicely here is my vote for you. I Emma of It’s Write Now officially vote for Gyutae. How’s that?
Winning The Web is an interesting site and Gyutae sounds like a nice guy. Here is what he had to say.
Take a look at the title of this blog. What do you see? Winning the Web. If you want to win a $100 cash prize, it’s essential that you side with the winner. Don’t let Tyler’s higher stats fool you. He may have an advantage in numbers but I have the strategies that will put Tyler down. I respect Tyler and the hard work he has put into his blog. But through this contest I will prove to everyone that it’s not always about how long you’ve been around or what your stats are. Even the smaller players can be successful by working smarter and implementing clever marketing tactics. If you believe in my abilities, I urge you to vote for me.
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