John Chow dot Com and Market Leverage is pleased to bring you another fun and exciting contest. This time we’re doing our version of the Top Affiliate Challenge. The challenge is pretty simple. Whoever makes the most money with Market Leverage in a month will win an iPod Touch and a $200 ML Amex Reward Card.
To enter the challenge, simply sign up for Market Leverage using the special link Market Leverage gave me. This will allow me to track who is making what. The challenge starts today and goes until the end of August. I’ll have a by-weekly “Leader Board” report so you can see where you’re at. This challenge is open to new Market Leverage publishers only. If you’re already a Market Leverage publisher, then you can’t enter. However, keep reading. I have something else for you.
Make $10 and Win a 2GB Market Leverage USB Pen
The first ten Market Leverage affiliates who enter the challenge and make $10 will win a nice 2GB USB pen. This looks like a pen but it’s really a USB flash drive. And all you need to do is be one of the first 10 people to generate $10 in affiliate commissions and the pen is yours! Sign up today and start affiliate marketing.
But Wait, There’s More! Win a Flip Mino!
If you’re already a Market Leverage affiliate (or don’t want to enter the challenge), you still have a chance to win a Flip Mino! The Flip Mino is the update to the Flip Ultra and I love it because it’s so small and it works with my Mac!
To enter for a chance to win a Flip Mino, all you have to do is reply to this post. Easy, right? I’ll give you one entry for simply replying. If you make a blog post about the challenge and send a trackback, I’ll credit you with five entries. Your post should link to Market Leverage and this is contest post. If the trackback doesn’t work, enter the URL to the post in the comments.
All the winners will be selected on August 31st. Good luck!
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