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It's easy to win with the Invite promotion!
Here are detailed instructions on how to enter:
- Go to the Webjam homepage and Sign in
- Click on the 'Invite your friends' button in the Welcome module
- Add email addresses of people you know, invite them as a friend or to be a member of your webjam(s), and 'Send request'
Once 10 people have accepted you automatically qualify for a Moo card gift certificate for 100 Minicards.
Minicards are like business cards, except for fun, and you can choose what image and words you want printed on them. You could choose from already-designed cards, or add your own photos or a screenshot of your webjam!
But why stop there?
If you add the most friends/members during the promotion you win the £100 Amazon gift certificate!
Enter from your Signed in Webjam homepage now to win!
If you need a quick refresher on Webjam, head to our tutorial page
The Winner!
Congratulations to all 40 Webjammers who added 10 or more friends/members! You will be receiving your Moo cards via email.
Big congratulations to the Webjammer who added the most friends or members:
- North
Webjam will be emailing you soon with your £100 gift certificate
Contest runs until 8 August 2008
Invite friends and members to enter the contest:
from your Signed-in homepage click on 'Invite your friends' and send invites
What do I win?
Everyone who adds 10 or more friends/members will receive a Moo gift certificate for a pack of 100 MiniCards*
One person who adds the most friends/members will receive a £100 Amazon gift certificate*
* Gift certificates will be sent anywhere in the world. The value of the certificate will be in your local currency
The difference between friends and members
Need some clarification of the difference between friends on members on Webjam? Here's an example explanation:
I have created several webjams and one of them is a cycling webjam. I have a friend on Webjam and I can view her activity and I can access her webjams easily. She is in fact a real-world friend so I’m interested in what she’s up to but this person is not interested in being a member of my cycling webjam, because she doesn't cycle.
I also have a member associated with my cycling webjam. He is someone I have accepted and belongs to my webjam and he can view member-only content on the webjam. He is a fellow cyclist from my area who wants to view all the cycling routes nearby, but I’ve never meet him and I am not a friend of his.
So - friendships refer to a contact whose activity you want to be able to see easily. Memberships refer to webjam-specific contacts.
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