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		<title>Everyone Loves A Contest &#8211; Especially Your List</title>
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		<dc:creator>Connie Ragen Green</dc:creator>
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I can remember the first internet contest I was ever involved with. It was the winter of 2008, nearly two years ago now, and Alex Mandossian was holding a contest for his affiliates. I was already a raving fan, so the idea of letting my list know about his programs was a simple decision for [...]]]></description>
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<p>I can remember the first internet contest I was ever involved with. It was the winter of 2008, nearly two years ago now, and Alex Mandossian was holding a contest for his affiliates. I was already a raving fan, so the idea of letting my list know about his programs was a simple decision for me. What I did not expect, because I was so new online and my list was so small, was to tie for 12th place with Christina Hills! I won several prizes, including a cash prize, and from then on I was hooked on the idea of contests.</p>
<p>You can hold contests for your list. Be creative with this, and ask them to comment on your blog or answer a trivia question. You will be amazed at the response you will receive when you simply ask people to respond and join you for a contest. The prize y0u offer can be <span id="more-112"></span>anything from a digital eBook or report to a physical gift that can be mailed to their home. A cash prize is also greatly appreciated.</p>
<p>The most important thing here is to get your prospects involved and leave them with a good feeling. Announce the results to your list so that everyone can be included in the outcome. People still remember when I was a winner in Alex&#8217;s contest, because he sent an email to his list and I blogged about it.</p>
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