Crowd Favorite Finalist Contest: Win a VentureSpur Finalist Slot on Twitter! | VentureSpur Accelerator

by Kraettli Lawrence Epperson in TechVentureGeek Community

15477585_sVentureSpur has hit upon a novel way to pick one of its accelerator Finalists: Crowd Favorite Finalist Contest: Win a VentureSpur Finalist Slot on Twitter! | VentureSpur Accelerator.

VentureSpur has decided to award a slot as a VentureSpur Finalist to the crowd favorite on Twitter!

Whichever company receives the greatest number of mentions on Twitter, alongside a mention of @VentureSpur in the same tweet, will automatically win a Finalist designation and the opportunity to make a QuickPitch for a position in the 2013 acceleration program!

A few rules:

  • The company cannot tweet its own mention! These must be third-party tweets, so get your friends re-tweeting, ASAP!
  • No more than 10 Tweets by any individual Twitter account will be counted towards your total
  • Only 5 Tweets in any particular week from one account will be counted towards your total.
  • The winner of the contest wins only the right to call their startup a VentureSpur Finalist, and winning the contest does not guarantee admission to the accelerator or any other benefit.
  • You must have submitted an application and registered for the Crowd Favorite Finalist contest to win!
  • VentureSpur reserves absolutely the right to decide a winner for this contest.

Have fun and get tweeting!

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Kraettli Lawrence Epperson

Managing Director at JumpPhase Ventures
This blog is dedicated to providing advice, tools and encouragement from one entrepreneur to another. I want to keep this practical and accessible for the new entrepreneur while also providing enough sophistication and depth to prove useful to the successful serial entrepreneur. My target rests somewhere between the garage and the board room, where the work gets done and the hockey stick emerges.