This is something I think a lot of my readers might be interested in. Scour Search is having a Scour Commercial contest to come up with the best commercial for their search engine. The winner will not only get $500, but his or her commercial will also be featured on the site, which is great for extra exposure if you’re trying to enhance your web presence. All you have to do to enter the contest is create a digital short commercial staring yourself, family, or friends. Maybe even get the family pets in on the action. Just record it, do any editing needed, and then head to the link above to submit your commercial into the contest. The winning commercial will be featured on the site as well as receive a grand prize of $500. Not bad for a little amount of work, right?
If you haven’t been to Scour before or just haven’t played around enough to feel like you could talk about it in a commercial, then head on over there. It’s simple to search and they have some pretty cool ways to add to the search experience like double-clicking on a word in the search results to add it to your query. You can also comment on search results and rate them, which I thought was a nice touch. On top of all that, you earn points for using the site, which can turn into visa gift cards if you earn enough. So go, earn points, make a commercial, win some money, and don’t forget me when you’re famous.
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on February 5th, 2009 at 2:26 am
A $500 for a commercial.that’s sweet. but kinda little hard too..
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on February 5th, 2009 at 8:41 pm
I was a member of Scour but after being tricked and played as a non-U.S. residents I stopped trusting them!
Anyway, goodluck to you!
on February 6th, 2009 at 7:37 am
Francis: I don’t think it should be too hard if you can come up with a creative idea.
Reel Advice: How were you tricked? Now I’m curious.
on February 6th, 2009 at 2:40 pm
Early on, Scour changed their payouts based on geo territories. It wasn’t a trick, just a business decision they made early on based on how they can monetize certain users.