Sentence examples for promoted contest from inspiring English sources

Indeed, seemingly every fashion brand is working with bloggers these days, including mainstream brands like the Gap (which featured the avant-garde-leaning Susie Bubble in a campaign), DKNY (which hired the photo blogger Jamie Beck to shoot behind the scenes at its recent runway show) and Sunglass Hut (which held a heavily promoted contest for a full-time blogger).

Everyone used as lumberjacks in the TNA World Tag Team Championship bout were legitimate fans from the Houston area, while only the national winner from the promoted contest was not from Houston.

In addition to bargains, stores are also using Facebook and Twitter to promote contests and games that they hope will keep consumers engaged and coming back.

(Dobango provides the tools to promote contests on other social networks, too).

Shifting digital metrics from old school page views to connections is at the core of Zezza's social media strategy, promoting contests and across the board.

In an article previewing the fight, Dave Meltzer discussed the over-usage of exaggerations to promote contests in combat sports, but argued that the January 31 match between St-Pierre and Penn was "one of the true epic matches in the history of the sport".

The spot promoted a contest for consumers to submit video clips to a Web site (bertollinightsin.com).

RH created the automated judging environment, promoted the contest, managed the entries and the judging process, and drafted the manuscript.

In 1888, after editing Youth and Bicycling News, Harmsworth launched a rival to Tit-Bits called Answers to Correspondents, or Answers, which he successfully promoted by contests.

He was looking for better ways to promote the contest and was surprised how much people were focusing on the presentation of the contest on the Web.

And Guinness actively promotes the contest on its Twitter account.