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Hershey’s “Share the Bliss" Contest

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Two Facts about Me I do not like chocolate and I’m male. So, you probably wouldn’t think that I’d enter a contest in which two of the three prizes for the winner are: The opportunity to wear a women’s 16-carat diamond necklace for two weeks and Two bags of Hershey Bliss chocolate But, if you thought I wouldn’t enter a contest with those prizes, you’d be wrong, because I entered the Hershey “Share the Bliss" Contest as a gift to my wife, and those are the prizes. You see, the love for my wife and my desire to make her happy far outweigh the fact that I don’t like chocolate and I’m a male – I’d enter the contest for her, not me. (Awwww…) Like I said, I did enter the "Share the Bliss " contest… and I’m one of five grand prize winners! (FYI, the third of three prizes is a copy of the book The Necklace . So what does this mean? I received the 16-carat diamond necklace today and I’ll be sharing its bliss with my wife for two weeks. I’ll also be shari...

How to Advertise Your High School Reunion

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Welcome Back, Cotter Lately I’ve been spending a lot of time helping to advertise my upcoming high school reunion. For those of us who went to school before Facebook was around, this can be a challenging thing to do – especially with a graduating senior class of 900 students. Information hub. Create a website with a simple URL so that it can be easily referenced in all of your communications. Include all information about the reunion on that website – it will serve as your information hub. You will only have to update information in one place if you consistently refer your classmates to this website for information. Here’s an example . Share your URL with your school. Share the URL of your website with your high school so that they can post it on their website. School marquis. Ask to have the URL of your website placed on the marquis outside of your school for a week during the summer. Not much else goes on during the summer, anyway, so your school will probably be eager to put up ...