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~~Image #401436 Sharing Restricted~~ Contests & Activities This week: Edited by: Sarah Rae More Newsletters By This Editor ~~Image #401437 Sharing Restricted~~ 1. About this Newsletter 2. A Word from our Sponsor 3. Letter from the Editor 4. Editor's Picks 5. A Word from Writing.Com 6. Ask & Answer 7. Removal instructions ~~Image #401439 Sharing Restricted~~ The contests and activities on this site are constantly changing! Almost every day there is something new and exciting to view and participate in. The ideas are endless. Some succeed, some manage to get along, while others, unfortunately, are left behind and forgotten. My goal as your Contest & Activity newsletter editor is to provide each of you with the tools it takes to create a great success. ~~Image #401440 Sharing Restricted~~ ~~Image #401442 Sharing Restricted~~ The Great Plug Pages I thought I'd show off and discuss two of the finest items ever made for any contest or activity host or participant! Sadly, this great addition to Writing.Com is sorely underused. It is a great resource to both contest and activity hosts and participants.
The rules to the plug pages are simple: Why is this such a great addition to Writing.Com? For Hosts: How do you sum up your great contest in 90 character or less? You can do it, but you have to leave out important information, like the prizes, the closing date, etc. With the contest/activity plug pages, you have 255 characters to describe your contest and attract participants! That's almost three times as much space to advertise your new contest/activity. Not to mention, I, as an editor, will always browse the plug pages for items to link in the newsletter. (*note: all highlighted items this month are taken from the plug pages. Wouldn't you like to see yours there next month?) For Participants: Think back to the last time you decided to run a search for a contest. How many results did you get? Quite a few. But how many of those were actually a contest and not a contest entry? Not so many. The activity and contest plug pages weed out those pesky contest entries that otherwise clog the search results. How many hadn't been open for several weeks to several years? It can get frustrating trying to wade through the flood of results to find a contest that is open and worth entering. So how do the plug pages help you? Writing.Com's "Writing Contests @ Writing.Com!" ** Image ID #756519 Unavailable ** ~~Image #401445 Sharing Restricted~~
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