Update: Congratulations!
Rebecca Flansburg has won the free pass to the 1st Minnesota Bloggers Conference for her post:
“Mama wants to go MN Blogger Bad”
It was close, she won by just 2 votes over Josh Braaten and Patrick Garmoe.
Congratulations again Rebecca and thank you for a clever and compelling post!
TopRank Online Marketing is proud to be a founding sponsor of the first Minnesota Blogger Conference. Tickets for this event “sold out” within a few hours and there are over 100 people on the waiting list. Thanks to conference founders Melissa Berggren, Arik Hanson, Suzi Magill and Katie Schutrop, it’s already one hot event.
The date is Saturday, Sept 11 (the day I fly to Hong Kong) and the location is at CoCo MSP in Saint Paul. Topics to be presented range from “how to blog” to “how to get your blog published as a book” to “how to make money with a blog” to “blog analytics” to a “business blogging panel” that will include Adam Singer from TopRank Marketing.
If you’d like to attend this networking rich and information packed event, you can’t. It’s sold out!
However, what you can do is win a free pass from TopRank’s Online Marketing Blog.
All you have to do is:
- Write a blog post explaining the most important thing you’ve learned from blogging yourself
- Or if you don’t blog yet, write a comment below on one thing you’d like to learn
- Also, why you should get to attend the MN Blogger Conference (instead of the other 100 people on the waiting list)
- Use the MN Blogger Conference logo above in your post and also include a link to the page you’re reading right now: http://tprk.us/mnblog
All blog post entries must be published and we must be notified (mnblog at toprank dot org) by Friday 9/3 at noon Central. Once received, all posts will be linked to from the bottom of this page and the TopRank Online Marketing staff will read the entries and decide the winner. THE WINNER of a free pass to the sold-out MN Blogger Conference will be announced at 5pm on Friday.
So what are you waiting for? Get started now on a compelling, creative and persuasive blog post that explains why you should be the winner of a very rare MN Blogger Conference pass.
Entries:
- Why I Need to Attend the MN Blogger Conference – Bella the dog or Phil Wocken
- I’m Desperate to Attend the Minnesota Blogging Conference – Patrick Garmoe
- Caprese Kabobs with Balsamic Vinaigrette – Brenda Score
- Minnesota Blogger Conference – Bonnie Korman
- Mama Wants To Go Mn Blogger BAD!!! – Becky Flansburg
- My Humble Plea to Attend MN Blogger Conference – Josh Braaten
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Exciting Blog, Very Informative. rnrnYou’ve got one more regular visitor. rnrnKeep Up The Good Work!rnrnhttp://wisesolutions.pk
It looks to be a really good conference.
Pick me! Pick me! mama wants to go mn blogger bad
Hi gang! Thanks for putting the contest on. I very much appreciate the opportunity and the consideration!
I think maybe the dog should go.
Look like something good is comingnncheers
Congrats on a great post. Have fun at the conference!
Thanks Josh!
Well, at least I came in tied for second and third! Congrats Rebecca. Any chance the other entries get moved to the top of the waiting list?
Thanks Patrick!! 🙂 I am following you on Twitter and FB too. You have a great blog
That is cool but I can not join that time as I will be on business then. Thanks for your offer!
Thank You SO Much!!!!! ((Happy Dance)) 🙂
Hey Josh, thank you for entering! I believe there is a tweet up happy hour on Friday, you should come. Clubhouse Jager in Minneapolis 7-10pm More info: http://tprk.us/doqKOO
Thanks for the invite, Lee. I may just do that. Also, I was able to score a way into the MN Blogger Conference after all. Sometimes you just have to be willing to sing for your supper, so to speak. 🙂
That’s great news Josh. Enjoy the event! I’ll be on a plane…. 🙂
Thanks for entering Patrick! Be sure to come to the happy hour on Friday at Clubhouse Jager in Minneapolis 7-10pm More info: http://tprk.us/doqKOO
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