The time has come dear OMB readers, to cast your vote for the best article in the TopRank Challenge contest. Participants were tasked with writing a post on a topic related to their area of responsibility and/or interest. I can assure you, cutting the selection to just three articles was not easy. Considerations included: relevancy to audience, content and style.
Please take a moment to read each of the posts below and vote for your favorite!
- Cut Through Communication Traffic Jams with Email Marketing - Julie Brue
- The Mobile Web - Optimizing and Being Found - Thomas McMahon
- Fish Wavers & Bridge Namers - How the “Greatest Living American” Reaches Unique Groups by Creating Unique Groups - Mike Yanke
Which is the best article in the TopRank Challenge?
- Fish Wavers & Bridge Namers How the “Greatest Living American” Reaches Unique Groups by Creating Unique Groups - Mike Yanke (56%, 30 Votes)
- Cut Through Communication Traffic Jams with Email Marketing - Julie Brue (24%, 13 Votes)
- The Mobile Web - Optimizing and Being Found - Thomas McMahon (20%, 11 Votes)
Total Voters: 54
Loading …Voting ends Friday July 20th at 5pm CST and the winner will be announced Monday morning, July 23rd. Winners will be awarded a bit of cash, some fame and a trip to an upcoming search marketing conference, which will likely be Search Engine Strategies in San Jose.
Thank you to the TopRank team members who participated in the TopRank Challenge!
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[...] Lee has posted the TopRank Challenge Contest. Voting ends Friday July 20th at 5pm CST and the winner will be announced Monday morning, July 23rd. Winners will be awarded a bit of cash, some fame and a trip to an upcoming search marketing conference. [...]
hi Lee this is awesome i love contest and good changllenge too
it is very interesting thanks
Alex wong
love blogging alot
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[...] Cast your vote: TopRank Challenge Contest. [...]
Vote. Vote. Vote.
No hints, but email article looks like a winner.
Loved this contest. It’s a great way to give kudos to the writers. Great job Lee.
TLP