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Enter the Freelance Show’s Massive Holiday Giveaway!

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Enter the Freelance Show’s Massive Holiday Giveaway!

In only the first two months of exis­tence, the Free­lance Show has received an over­whelm­ing amount of sup­port and pos­i­tive com­ments from our read­ers. In appre­ci­a­tion of your inter­est and sup­port, I have assem­bled a mas­sive prize give­away con­test—just in time for Christmas!

We have some big things in store for 2010. By par­tic­i­pat­ing in this con­test and fol­low­ing us on Twit­ter, Face­book and RSS, you’ll stay up-to-date on the lat­est hap­pen­ings and help the Free­lance Show con­tinue to grow and become a resource of free­lance advice.

A sin­cere and spe­cial thanks go to each of the gen­er­ous com­pa­nies who have con­tributed almost $4800 worth of prizes to this pro­mo­tional giveaway.

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Enter­ing is quick and easy!

We have pro­vided mul­ti­ple ways to enter—each listed below.

Each time you enter, you earn points. The more points you earn, the bet­ter chance you have.

Sim­ple enough?

When the con­test ends, we will total everyone’s points and deter­mine the top 28 points earn­ers (that’s how many total prizes we have). Then those will be put into a ran­dom draw­ing to deter­mine their prize.

You may enter each day from now until Thurs­day, Decem­ber 24 at Mid­night (EST). Win­ners will be announced here on the Free­lance Show on Tues­day, Decem­ber 29.

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Ways to Enter…

We’ve made it quick and easy to enter in many dif­fer­ent ways and earn lots of entry points! Remem­ber you can con­tinue to build points each day until the con­test ends!

Fol­low us on Twit­ter (2 points)

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Become a Fan on our Face­book page (2 points)

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Sub­scribe to our RSS feed by email (2 points)

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Tweet the con­test, using @freelanceshow and #fscon­test in your tweet (2 points for each tweet*)

Here are some exam­ple tweets you can use to make it even more convenient.

• Great con­test @freelanceshow! $4800 worth of great prizes donated by some awe­some com­pa­nies! http://bit.ly/7tTDCS #fscontest

• Just entered huge give­away from @freelanceshow. Easy to enter and lots of great prizes! Check it out http://bit.ly/7tTDCS #fscontest

• Have you seen the Mas­sive Hol­i­day Give­away by @freelanceshow yet? $4800 in prizes for free­lancers: http://bit.ly/7tTDCS #fscontest

• I just entered the Mas­sive Hol­i­day Give­away by @freelanceshow. Awe­some prizes from great com­pa­nies! http://bit.ly/7tTDCS #fscontest

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Post a com­ment below and list your biggest chal­lenges or ques­tions in free­lanc­ing
We will use these to form upcom­ing blog posts! (2 points total)

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Write a blog post about this con­test (5 points**)

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Post a video about this con­test to YouTube (5 points**)

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The Rules…

There is a max­i­mum of one prize per per­son. You will be ran­domly matched with a prize from the list below. No sub­sti­tu­tions or cash value given. All deci­sions are final.

If you enter mul­ti­ple ways, and your account names do not match, send us an email (or com­ment below) list­ing your Twit­ter, Face­book, YouTube account names so we can make sure to match them up when total­ing your points!

* We do not encour­age spam­ming your friends or fol­low­ers. To that extent, we will only count a max­i­mum of 10 tweets per day, per entrant. Any tweets beyond 10 per day will not be counted. Exces­sive entries derived from auto­mated means (scripts for exam­ple) will be disqualified.

** If you write a blog post or sub­mit a video to YouTube, you must either email us the link, or leave the link in the com­ments sec­tion below, by the con­test dead­line in order to have your points counted.

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$4800 worth of prizes listed below!

Scroll down to see all of the prizes offered dur­ing our Mas­sive Hol­i­day Giveaway.

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Freshbooks

FPO-logoFresh­books

PRIZE:

1 year “Shut­tle Bus” sub­scrip­tion
($288 value)

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37signals

37signals

37signals

PRIZE:

1 year “Plus” sub­scrip­tion to any (1) of the fol­low­ing prod­ucts (your choice!):
Base­camp, High­rise, Back­pack or Camp­fire

(up to $588 value)

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FPO-screenshot

Campaign Monitor

Cam­paign Monitor

PRIZE:

1 account with $200 worth of email cred­its
PLUS…3 free Cam­paign Mon­i­tor t-shirts
to the win­ner (see the cool shirts here)
($200+ value)

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Things

Things

Things

PRIZE:

1 license for Mac
($49.95 value)

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Surreal CMS

Surreal CMS

Sur­real CMS

PRIZE:

1 year “Designer Account” sub­scrip­tion
($275 value)

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FPO-screenshot

Freelance Total

Free­lance
Total

PRIZE:

1 year “Mega Plan” sub­scrip­tion
($600 value)

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FormSpring

FormSpring

Form­Spring

PRIZE:

1 year “Busi­ness” sub­scrip­tion
($700 value)

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ClientSpot

FPO-logo

Client Spot

PRIZE:

Free 6 month “Basic” sub­scrip­tion
($60 value)

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FPO-screenshot

FPO-logo

shopHTML

PRIZE:

1 Free PSD-to-XHTML slic­ing
PLUS— a one-time 20% dis­count to each per­son who enters!
($79 value)

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Marketing Geeks Inc.

Marketing Geeks Inc.

Mar­ket­ing Geeks, Inc.

PRIZE:

5 hour pack­age for Vir­tual Assis­tant ser­vices
($189 value)

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Jumpchart

FPO-logo

Jumpchart

PRIZE:

1 year “Super” sub­scrip­tion
($300 value)

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FPO-screenshot

FPO-logo

Stac­tion

PRIZE:

1 year “Super” sub­scrip­tion
($180 value)

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FPO-screenshot

FPO-logo

Bids­ketch

PRIZE:

1 year “Pre­mium” sub­scrip­tion
($288 value)

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Elegant Themes

FPO-logo

Ele­gant Themes

PRIZE:

1 year sub­scrip­tion
($19.95 value)

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CSS Edit

FPO-logo

CSS Edit

PRIZE:

(3) licenses (3 dif­fer­ent win­ners!)
($130 value)

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Expresso

FPO-logo

Espresso

PRIZE:

(3) licenses (3 dif­fer­ent win­ners!)
($260 value)

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Concentrate

Concentrate

Con­cen­trate

PRIZE:

(5) licenses for Mac (5 dif­fer­ent win­ners!)
($145 value)

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Wesfed Hosting

FPO-logo

Wes­fed Hosting

PRIZE:

1 year “Pro” plan + 1 year Domain Reg­is­tra­tion
($135 value)

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Moo

Moo

Moo

PRIZE:

200 Busi­ness Cards + 25 Greet­ing Cards
($100 value)

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Foxycart

Foxycart

Foxy­cart

PRIZE:

1 year Stan­dard Plan
($228 value)

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Thanks again to all of the spon­sors for donat­ing these great prizes. Good luck to every­one who enters! Remem­ber, you can enter every day until Thurs­day, Decem­ber 24 at Mid­night (EST).

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Neil Brown

Neil Brown - who has written 15 posts on Freelance Show.

Neil Brown is the founder of the Freelance Show and runs Brown Advertising, LLC, a successful graphic design studio.

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19 Comments so far

  1. Annie says:

    Biggest free­lance chal­lenge — get­ting the pric­ing right.

    Look­ing for­ward to being a winner!

  2. Manik Rathee says:

    wow.. what an incred­i­ble set of prizes!

    Time to start promoting.

    It is absolutely incred­i­ble that you have got­ten such a strong fol­low­ing in such a short time. 

    Maybe your next arti­cle should describe your per­sonal steps and how you man­aged that.

    Regard­less, great job!

  3. Face­book: Ian M. Bridge­forth
    Twit­ter: http://www.twitter.com/ibridgeforth

    Biggest Chal­lenge: Since I am in the begin­ning stages of start­ing my free­lance stu­dio, the biggest chal­lenge to me is get­ting all the legal stuff together and mak­ing sure it’s all correct. 

    Love the site!

  4. James Costa says:

    Woah, Neil! This IS a big con­test! Good job — keep up the good work.

    I’ve def­i­nitely already done a ton of these things.

    Name on Face­book: James Costa (Mill­house Costa)
    Twit­ter: thephuse

    Keep up the good work!

  5. Biggest Chal­lenge:
    Work­ing with those clients who like to give “advice” dur­ing the design process. It often involves clut­ter­ing up a clean design, or per­haps chang­ing an effec­tive logo design to a lack­lus­ter one. They don’t under­stand that I’m design­ing for their tar­get mar­ket and not for THEM.

    Great job on the Free­lance Show Neil.

  6. Look­ing for­ward for good price :)

    I have done very lit­tle work by free­lanc­ing, look­ing for­ward for free­lanc­ing work.

    Great post though :)

  7. blogjunkie says:

    Here’s my entry — http://blogjunkie.net/2009/12/freelanceshow-holiday-giveaway

    My great­est chal­lenge: find­ing good help
    Twit­ter user­name: @blogjunkie

    P.S. I’d like to win the Cam­paign­Mon­i­tor tshirts — kthxbai :)

  8. My biggest chal­lenge is man­ag­ing my time.

  9. Andrew Cohen says:

    Biggest free­lance chal­lenge would be pric­ing, find­ing work, and know­ing I’m doing a solid job…or the right thing.

  10. Kylie Larsson says:

    I think the largest chal­lenge is time man­age­ment. I also tweeted this @rklarsson

  11. RBDesign says:

    Great prizes–thank you! Love your site!

    http://www.reneeblair.com

    Twit­ter: RBGraphicDesign

    Face­book: Renee Blair|Graphic Design

  12. James Costa says:

    For­got to men­tion — the hard­est chal­lenge of a free­lancer has to be not pro­cras­ti­nat­ing. It seems that as much as I try, I get dis­tracted by things eas­ily and despite my to-do lists and more, I never get to the work I actu­ally need to do. ;-)

  13. Manik Rathee says:

    I thought I should post my IDs for track­ing points:

    FB: http://www.facebook.com/mrathee
    Twit­ter: http://www.twitter.com/antiBURN

  14. adone says:

    Hi,

    I’ your fan on face­book. I’m add com­ments in your fb posts, and pub­lish give­away info in my fb wall. My fb: http://www.facebook.com/people/Adam-Majchrzak/100000314237022

    Im RT this info: http://twitter.com/warstwydotcom/status/6997116377 (twit­ter user­name: @warstwydotcom)and I’m fol­low you.

  15. Brook Corwin says:

    Hi there,
    I’m really enjoy­ing this blog and all its use­ful tips. I’ve started fol­low­ing it for my brook­cor­win twit­ter account and become a fan on face­book.
    As a free­lancer, fig­ur­ing out the right pric­ing scheme is prob­a­bly my most dif­fi­cult chal­lenge, fol­lowed closely by time man­age­ment as I also jug­gle grad school.
    Keep up the good work,
    –Brook

  16. Josh Hemsley says:

    Great con­test Neil!! Keep up the great work! Hope you have a won­der­ful holiday!!

    Here are my entries:

    Tweet: http://twitter.com/joshhemsley/status/7010429888
    Blog Post: http://www.thevisualclick.com/blog/2009/12/a-holiday-giveaway-from-the-freelance-show/
    FB: http://www.facebook.com/josh.hemsley

    Happy Hol­i­days!!


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