Attention: All creative types; talentless hacks; singers of shower diddies.
Search Engine People is pleased to announce the first annual ever SEO lyric contest.
It’s simple. Submit a song worth sixpence $1,000. That’s right. You heard it here first, unless this puppy’s already gone viral.
Submit a search-relate lyric to your favorite song and it could be worth $1,000. There are, of course, official rules… and they can be found here.
What else do you need to know? Oh, yeah, the $1,000 is U.S.
And just so everything’s on the up and up, employees of SearchEnginePeople.com are not eligible to win. (Well, there’s my entry…It Sucks To Be Me from Avenue Q.) Neither is Weird Al… too much of a competitive advantage.
Think that’s about it. Contest closes June 30, 2007, midnight your time whereever you are.
Have fun. And now, click here to enter the first annual ever SEO/SEM lyrics contest.
Have a good one.
~The (SEP) Guy
PS - If anyone’s looking for me, I’ll be at the bar trying to rhyme orange.
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3 Responses to “The SEO/SEM $1,000 (er, Talent) Contest”
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Tim Worstall Says:
May 25th, 2007 at 11:01 amLike to Win a $1,000?
One of the companies I work for as a writer is having a competition. I can’t enter because it’s one of the companies I work for. What they want is a song lyric about search engine optimisation. Rules are here.
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» Vote for my SEO lyrics! » SEO News - All The SEO Scoop Says:
May 28th, 2007 at 2:29 pm[…] to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!If you don’t plan to compete with me in the SEO lyrics contest, then may I suggest you instead vote for my lyrics? The song is called DMCA, and it is a parody of […]
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Vote for my SEO lyrics! - Sales Entrepreneur .net Says:
May 28th, 2007 at 7:53 pm[…] you don’t plan to compete with me in the SEO lyrics contest, then may I suggest you instead vote for my lyrics? The song is called DMCA, and it is a parody of […]
