http://marketplace.spreadshirt.net/
The total number of marketplace designs has now reached 23,515 (.net) and 7258 (.com), and we are giving you a chance to win a piece of the action. All you need to do is blog any design you like, and you can win that design on a t-shirt of your choice*! We call it safari because there are a heck of a lot of designs in the marketplace right now, and visibility is fast approaching that of the Amazons basin during monsoon season (or London in summer) (yep, we’re still working on a better search). There is even a blog covering marketplace designs, Flachsi’s blog (in German) http://marktplatz.wordpress.com/ !
Find out more in the full post
With t-shirt safari, we want to share the goodness of the marketplace with a greater number of people. And invite you to show off any hidden gems you find!
How to:
Browse the marketplace http://marketplace.spreadshirt.net/ and choose the design you like (not one of your own, we’re sure you’re helping people find those already ;). Blog about it and where you found it on the marketplace (ie link it up!). You can also give us some feedback if you like, what your like or don’t like about the marketplace and how we can improve (be gentle ;). Up to you, just share your tshirt taste.
Prizes:
- 50 shirts in total. If there are more than 50 posts, it’s a lucky dip.
- The best articles about marketplace will be rewarded with one of three 35 GBP coupons
The T-Shirt Safari ends on October 31st.
*you will be issued a 20 GBP Coupon to redeem for the product of your choice from the marketplace, so you’re not tied to the one you blogged about.
Hey, sounds like a good competition. How does one submit their blog entry?
manual comment from me to put Stephen into the draw:
http://whatimdoingwrong.blogspot.com/2007/10/something-for-weekend.html
Here’s a link to my blog about the marketplace. For some reason the original post was deleted
http://www.bebo.com/Blog.jsp?MemberId=4250999034
Hi Mike,
7 each is not an option because who would get the 50th shirt? that’d be a bit unfair
No, honestly, we were running that campaign in a few countries, such as Germany: http://blog.spreadshirt.net/de/2007/10/09/spreadshirt-safari/
Cheers
Yeah, this is a very very cool blog.
I just added you to my favorites.
Thanx,
Mikey