~This post is in partnership with Coopervision. Opinions and stories are my own and are not influenced by any form of compensation.~
How many times do you take a photo a day? How many times do you share that photo on a social network? And how many of those everyday photos you randomly post have the chance to win a $500 shopping spree?
Coopervision, the world’s 3rd largest soft contact lens company, has been holding a contest for all its Facebook Fans since July 8th. Each week they have had a new theme where fans have been encouraged to post a photo on Instagram with the Hashtag #no2views and the theme. Today is the last weekly theme – Splish Splash! Fans on Facebook will vote on their favorite picture and the winner will receive that week’s prize. This week it is the $500 Shopping Spree!
After this week the 4 Weekly Winners will be posted to be voted on for the Grand Prize. On August 12th the Grand Prize Winner will be announced and the prize is an iPad with Retina Display and a years worth of Coppervision soft contact lenses! You can find more information on the Contest Page as well as the Rules and Regulations.
Honestly, I’m addicted to Instagram and I love taking creative photos of my family or my life. Theme days are extremely fun and I do them every month, but I’ve never done a themed contest to win a prize! So doing what I already love to do and putting it towards a chance to win something amazing sounds exciting!
Why not give it a shot!
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| From my personal Instagram – mandapoae |
Remember the theme for this last week is Splish Splash. Try to think of something eye catching, creative and unique that will certainly get you likes from Coopervision fans and also don’t forget to become a fan yourself!
Connect: You can connect with Coopervision on their Facebook Page and/or @Coopervision on Twitter.
While you are trying to become the next big Coopervision Weekly Winner, why not enter the giveaway below! Coopervision has been so kind to offer one of our readers a $100 SpaFinder GC and I know we could all really use that.
