Win $100 and a Cool T-Shirt for Free by Voting Winning the Web

Thanks for the welcome party guys. It’s good to be back! Just in time too. My good friend Gyutae of Winning The Web is hosting another contest. You can win $100 and a cool Winning the Web T-Shirt for free.

Basically, it’s a friendly head to head voting battle between Gyutae Park and Tyler Cruz. You vote by writing a post on your blog on why Winning the Web or Tyler Cruz deserves to win the contest. The blog with the most votes after Monday, January 14th, 9 pm ET is the winner. The loser of the contest will pay $100 cash prizes to 3 lucky contest participants who voted for the winning blog.

Contest Guidelines

• Your votes should have at least 300 words. That should’nt be too hard now would it?
• Link to the site you are voting for and link to both WinningtheWeb.com and TylerCruz.com when describing the contest.
• You can only vote once. It’s either Winning the Web or Tyler.
• You can only win once. Your name can’t be drawn twice for the $100 cash prizes.

Why Vote for Winning The Web?

First of all, Gyutae is already giving away a cool T-shirt for the first 30 voters. And best of all, he ships anywhere around the world. Yup, that includes the Philippines. So better get in those votes early.

As of this writing there has been 8 votes on Winning the Web, which means 22 more T-shirts to go. My vote won’t get a T-shirt, not because I don’t want one, but just so there would be more T-shirts for you guys.

The main reason to vote for Winning the Web is because he is not an A-list blogger (yet?) and his blog is all about good quality contents. His blog is really helpful especially for internet marketers. Plus it has experienced enormous growth for only a couple of months. It’s going to be interesting to see where it will be in a year.

Last but not the least reason to vote for Winning the Web is because he’s in the lead with 9 votes including mine. And to get a piece of that $300 their giving away, you need to vote for the winning blog.

Good luck guys. I’m happy to be back!

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