Spring's Be a Co-Host Video Contest!
March 30, 2010 
Spring is blooming with you! We are excited to announce Spring’s Be a Co-Host Video Contest.
Do you love virtually brewed coffee or tea?
Do you love inspiration and insightful dialogue?
If you answered “YES!” then read on because this contest is for you! Let your voice be heard and share the real you with the amazing Spring community.
Tell us about YOU! Create a 3 to 5 minute video introducing us to you. Be silly, be serious, be creative, be you.
You can check out our intro videos to get an idea-- like ours, just shorter! Here they are:
The contest begins March 30, 2010 and ends on April 11, 2010 at 11:59pm.
Videos will be posted on our site. Additional details will be posted after all videos are submitted. Each individual will have the opportunity to become a contributor for Spring. And one individual will become the fourth Spring co-host!! Do you have chills? We do!!
DETAILS:
To enter, the first thing you'll need to do is make a video. Next you'll want to upload it to youtube. The last step is to please fill out our submission form by clicking the button below. You'll be asked to enter the link to your video on youtube, so please have that handy!
And then you're done!
We'll be announcing 5 finalists the week of April 12th, and then a winner will be announced on April 20th!
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Reader Comments (6)
So excited over here!!!
Yay!! Thank you, Carmen! We're super excited too :)
This looks like so much fun ;) thanks for posting!
Can't wait to see your entry, Patty! (Yup, I just assume you're entering. Hint hint nudge nudge :) )
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