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| Finally! A Comprehensive Guide To Winning Contests |
There are two possible outcomes to every contest that you take part in. You win, or you lose. Let's
examine the two scenarios.
examine the two scenarios.
Wow, You WON the contest!
It’s going to happen to you, sooner and probably more often than you think. The
more entries you send in on time and the more care you use in crafting your
entries, the greater the chance that you’ll start winning major prizes.
The excitement is something you have to experience – maybe that’s why reporters
keep asking big cash winners, “How did you feel when you heard you had won a
million dollars?” even though the question has been answered more than a few
times now. Do they think they’re going to get a better answer each time?
If you’re asked to be part of a public presentation, this is your chance to be
generous to the promoter and sponsors – make them glad that you are the one
they delivered the yacht (or whatever prize) to. But, please remember that,
although you are an essential part of the event, the sponsor’s product is the real
star.
You should wear neat, conservative clothing. That means no T shirts and,
especially, no slogans unless it’s a surf shop contest and the slogan is the sponsor’
s. Even then, it would be a great idea to check first because they may be using the
presentation to launch a new slogan – maybe the one you won the contest with!
Talk nicely to everyone. There will, almost certainly, be reporters among the crowd
at the presentation and probably also at any non-public gatherings. Be careful
what you say because anything you do say may appear in a press, radio or
television report later on.
Something which you thought would be funny to say during the event may appear
very negative when people, including the sponsor, see it in the newspaper a few
days later. Keep your speech short and to the point – “Thank you” always goes
down well and anything else is pretty superfluous.
It’s going to happen to you, sooner and probably more often than you think. The
more entries you send in on time and the more care you use in crafting your
entries, the greater the chance that you’ll start winning major prizes.
The excitement is something you have to experience – maybe that’s why reporters
keep asking big cash winners, “How did you feel when you heard you had won a
million dollars?” even though the question has been answered more than a few
times now. Do they think they’re going to get a better answer each time?
If you’re asked to be part of a public presentation, this is your chance to be
generous to the promoter and sponsors – make them glad that you are the one
they delivered the yacht (or whatever prize) to. But, please remember that,
although you are an essential part of the event, the sponsor’s product is the real
star.
You should wear neat, conservative clothing. That means no T shirts and,
especially, no slogans unless it’s a surf shop contest and the slogan is the sponsor’
s. Even then, it would be a great idea to check first because they may be using the
presentation to launch a new slogan – maybe the one you won the contest with!
Talk nicely to everyone. There will, almost certainly, be reporters among the crowd
at the presentation and probably also at any non-public gatherings. Be careful
what you say because anything you do say may appear in a press, radio or
television report later on.
Something which you thought would be funny to say during the event may appear
very negative when people, including the sponsor, see it in the newspaper a few
days later. Keep your speech short and to the point – “Thank you” always goes
down well and anything else is pretty superfluous.
Oops, You Lost!
Of course, this happens to all of us but, remember, that it is not your inevitable fate. Get
what value you can from the experience and get on with it.
The only real losers are those who never try and those who give up!
Record all your entries in a special book or computer file for your future reference. You
can’t use them again as the Rules almost always state that the entries become the
property of the promoter, but you can use them to kick-start your mind at the almost
inevitable slow times before you’ve had your first coffee of the day or after you’ve had
your tenth!
Look out for the winning entries which may be published with the announcement of the
prizes or even used in future advertising by the sponsor.
Don’t waste any time at all grumbling that your entries were much better –it’s over. Don’t
look for excuses but try to find what it was about those entries which got the judges eyes
and, consequently, their vote. You can be sure it was NOT special envelopes, fancy
decoration or any of the other gimmicks which some people still believe work – they will
mostly get those entries disqualified.
Entries which are crumpled up, then straightened out so they are bulkier than normal
folded entries and the others, including ones which are chemically treated so they almost
jump into the hand of the person selecting the winners, inevitably jump into the
disqualified pile too.
Put yourself in the judge’s position. You see an entry which stands out, but only because
it is a crinkled mess in an ocean of neat, carefully prepared entries – or it leaves a greasy
spot on your hand. It caught your eye but would you really want to spend extra time
flattening it out so that the almost unreadable contents could be deciphered?
Of course, this happens to all of us but, remember, that it is not your inevitable fate. Get
what value you can from the experience and get on with it.
The only real losers are those who never try and those who give up!
Record all your entries in a special book or computer file for your future reference. You
can’t use them again as the Rules almost always state that the entries become the
property of the promoter, but you can use them to kick-start your mind at the almost
inevitable slow times before you’ve had your first coffee of the day or after you’ve had
your tenth!
Look out for the winning entries which may be published with the announcement of the
prizes or even used in future advertising by the sponsor.
Don’t waste any time at all grumbling that your entries were much better –it’s over. Don’t
look for excuses but try to find what it was about those entries which got the judges eyes
and, consequently, their vote. You can be sure it was NOT special envelopes, fancy
decoration or any of the other gimmicks which some people still believe work – they will
mostly get those entries disqualified.
Entries which are crumpled up, then straightened out so they are bulkier than normal
folded entries and the others, including ones which are chemically treated so they almost
jump into the hand of the person selecting the winners, inevitably jump into the
disqualified pile too.
Put yourself in the judge’s position. You see an entry which stands out, but only because
it is a crinkled mess in an ocean of neat, carefully prepared entries – or it leaves a greasy
spot on your hand. It caught your eye but would you really want to spend extra time
flattening it out so that the almost unreadable contents could be deciphered?
What are your thoughts after reading the two scenarios above?
How many times have you said, "I never win anything?" If you're like most folks it's probably every time
you buy a lottery ticket or fill out one of the tear off forms at a PTA meeting!
The time has come to change that to "I win all the time!"
Competition Commando is just what you need to turn contests into your own lucrative hobby or
avocation. No matter where you turn you will find opportunities to enter a contest. Doesn't matter if it's
tickets to a first run movie or a chance to win a brand spanking new car. Contests can be fun and
profitable!
You can learn how to win. New cars, clothes, luxury vacations. . .all are there for the winning and it
really has nothing to do with luck. Other people win these things, why not you? The primary
differences between "you" and "them" are:
Are there some "insider tips and tricks" that you can put to work? Yes, of course there are, and Shaw
lays them out for you.
Some contests require that you "fill in the blanks in your own words." Shaw teaches you how to prepare
the answer just right and boost the odds of winning. And, that's before you even get to using "winning
words" that teach you how to tie in with the contest sponsors product.
People have lots of different hobbies like stamp collecting, crossword puzzles, knitting, model airplanes
and so on.
Then there are the folks who take their "hobby" to a whole new level! They use what they learn in
Competition Commando as an exercise in mental agility. They enter contests following the guidelines
in Competition Commando and the prizes they win are just a bonus!
Shawn tells us that the only competitions you CAN'T win are the ones you don't enter! What have you
got to lose? A few bucks and a handful of stamps?
Heck, you need to read Competition Commando and apply the principles just to see if you really can
win! I'm betting that you can. How about you?
How many times have you said, "I never win anything?" If you're like most folks it's probably every time
you buy a lottery ticket or fill out one of the tear off forms at a PTA meeting!
The time has come to change that to "I win all the time!"
Competition Commando is just what you need to turn contests into your own lucrative hobby or
avocation. No matter where you turn you will find opportunities to enter a contest. Doesn't matter if it's
tickets to a first run movie or a chance to win a brand spanking new car. Contests can be fun and
profitable!
You can learn how to win. New cars, clothes, luxury vacations. . .all are there for the winning and it
really has nothing to do with luck. Other people win these things, why not you? The primary
differences between "you" and "them" are:
- They enter more contests than you.
They enter them more often.
They are more methodical.
They are selective.
They put more effort into it.
Are there some "insider tips and tricks" that you can put to work? Yes, of course there are, and Shaw
lays them out for you.
Some contests require that you "fill in the blanks in your own words." Shaw teaches you how to prepare
the answer just right and boost the odds of winning. And, that's before you even get to using "winning
words" that teach you how to tie in with the contest sponsors product.
People have lots of different hobbies like stamp collecting, crossword puzzles, knitting, model airplanes
and so on.
Then there are the folks who take their "hobby" to a whole new level! They use what they learn in
Competition Commando as an exercise in mental agility. They enter contests following the guidelines
in Competition Commando and the prizes they win are just a bonus!
Shawn tells us that the only competitions you CAN'T win are the ones you don't enter! What have you
got to lose? A few bucks and a handful of stamps?
Heck, you need to read Competition Commando and apply the principles just to see if you really can
win! I'm betting that you can. How about you?
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P.S. Please Don't Order this product if you're looking for a fat book full of useless information. What you
do get is one mans experience explaining how you can learn to win at contests just like he has. With the
90 day guarantee you've got nothing to lose and everything to gain. Give it a shot!
do get is one mans experience explaining how you can learn to win at contests just like he has. With the
90 day guarantee you've got nothing to lose and everything to gain. Give it a shot!
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