Coaches at The Entrepreneur’s Source – Don’t Forget to Participate in the Online Scavenger Hunt!
Coaches at The Entrepreneur’s Source – Don’t Forget to Participate in the Online Scavenger Hunt!
Calling all alternative career coaches from The Entrepreneur’s Source! It’s not too late to sign up for our online scavenger hunt for the chance to win one month of free brand building (a $750 value!)
To register for the scavenger hunt, visit this webpage http://scavengerhunt.entrepreneurssource.com/, and type in your name and email address to be added to the email list.
Once you’re signed up, you will be emailed a series of five questions throughout the week. Click the “hint” button to find the answer, and once you’ve found the response just reply to the original email, type in the correct answer to the question and hit “send.” For each correct answer, you will receive 1 entry into the raffle for the brand-building prize. The more you enter, the more chances you’ll have to win! At the end of the scavenger hunt, one lucky coach will be selected as the winner and will receive the ultimate prize!
To register for the scavenger hunt, visit this page: http://scavengerhunt.entrepreneurssource.com/.
Good luck!
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