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Promote my Blog and Win a Goat!

by Stacey Cole

Or… more specifically… have a goat sent, in your name, to a family in Myanmar.

I’m running a competition for the next two weeks to hopefully get some more traffic to my blog. It’s simple - whoever earns the most points will win the goat!

What does the winner get?
World Vision runs a Gift Catalogue, where specific one-off gifts can be bought for people living in poverty in various parts of the world. After the competition is over, I will pay for 1 goat for a family in Myanmar. The winner will receive (in the mail) a card with a photo and description of the gift, as well as the original receipt. The goat costs $48 (Australian) - which is roughly $US45.

How do you win the competition?
The winner will be the person with the most points after two weeks. There are two ways to get points: comments and links.

Comments
Every new, unique, on-topic comment on one of my blog entries, will score one point. It doesn’t matter who leaves the comment, just make sure that your email address is contained somewhere in the comment and you’ll get a point.

Links
Just leave a link to my blog somewhere, and you’ll get a point. This can include linking from your blog, another website, a directory, anything (obviously as long as the link doesn’t constitute spam!). Just send me an email to stac@india.com with a list of the links you have created to my blog, and that’s one point per link!

One more thing
This isn’t a raffle, but an actual contest. The winner will NOT be drawn randomly from all entries received, but it will be the person who actually earned the most points.

Just one last thing
I’ll post updates on my blog every couple of days to show the top contenders. The winner will be showcased in a blog entry in 2 weeks time - that’s lots of free advertising!!

Contact me
Please feel free to contact me (either through the blog or my email address - stac@india.com) with any questions or anything else. I hope you all decide to participate - just think what a goat will do for a family struggling to make ends meet.


8 Responses to “Promote my Blog and Win a Goat!”

  1. Win a Goat « The New Australian Says:

    [...] August 2, 2007 @ 4:39 pm } · { Contests n’ Free Stuff } From Global Poverty Monitor Or… more specifically… have a goat sent, in your name, to a family in [...]

  2. Winnie Says:

    I think that is a great organization and good for you for getting involved with them!

  3. Activist Mommy Says:

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  4. Parenting The Adopted » Blog Archive » Help a Family in Myanmar Says:

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  5. MectCheet Says:

    You don’t really need or want that lifestyle, it might hurt y’all slowly more…….Just tell him you
    don’t wanna repeat something your not too proud of z7uas.

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    I’ve never given this a try, but I think it’s about time I do.

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