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Doritos needs help. Or so it would seem, given its constant search for consumer-generated marketing creative. First there was the Crash the Super Bowl
Doritos needs help. Or so it would seem, given its constant search for consumer-generated marketing creative. First there was the Crash the Super Bowl
Been awhile since you've chewed bubble gum? Then maybe the bubble-blowing contest in Chicago last month wasn't for you. But the 30-year-old gum brand
UPS is seeking videos of the best amateur football interceptions in a nationwide contest for cash prizes to promote a delivery intercept service it kicked off earlier this year.
Moving supplies marketer Henkel Corp. is inviting people to submit stories of their most awful moves ever and compete for a $5,000 grand prize.
CompUSA has launched an instant-win sweepstakes tied to its back-to-school campaign that offers the chance to win $10,000 or notebook computers.
Embassy Suites Hotels is out with a new photo contest that seeks out fun family vacation moments, offering the chance to win a trip to Hawaii.
Omni Hotels is getting in on the Apple iPhone craze by launching a property-wide giveaway of the highly sought-after item as an incentive to get people into its properties
The Wet Seal, Inc., a specialty apparel retailer for young women, has launched a sweepstakes in partnership with the popular band Maroon 5.
Thirty thousand people will get another chance to win money after a printing mistake made all of them a $1,000 winner in a car dealer's sweepstakes mailing.
Palace Resorts is giving meeting planners a chance to make a movie about their lives for an opportunity to win an all-inclusive trip to the resort and other prizes.