Jersey City, N.J., April 7, 2011 – As the thermometer slowly rises and the days continue to get longer, Magnets.com, a leading producer of custom refrigerator magnets – http://www.magnets.com -, just launched a contest to give one lucky winner a big head start on spring shopping with a $150 Target gift card.
Startng today, to be entered in the contest eligible contestants simply need to ‘like’ Magnets.com on the company’s Facebook page – http://www.facebook.com/magnetsdotcom – and leave a comment expressing their interest in participating in the contest. The winner will be chosen by Magnets.com via random drawing on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 and announced the same day.
Best yet, anyone can double their chances of winning with just a few extra clicks of the mouse. For a second entry, contestants also need to ‘follow’ Magnets.com on the company’s Twitter page – http://twitter.com/CustomMagnets – and post a comment expressing their interest in participating in the contest.
“We’re specifically aligned to create value for our 50,000+ worldwide customers, and this contest helps introduce us and our story to people who may not be very familiar with our brand and quality products,” said Erwin Metius, president of Magnets.com. “We’d certainly like to wish each contestant the best of luck, and we look forward to announcing one lucky winner next month.”
From patio furniture to beauty products, clothing to electronics, one lucky winner will start this spring off right with a little help from Magnets.com.
Please visit http://www.magnets.com/magnets_giveaway for full contest rules and details.
About Magnets.com
Since 1997, Jersey City, NJ based Magnets.com has proudly manufactured the highest quality, custom American made promotional refrigerator magnets including business card magnets, real estate magnets, shape magnets, and save the date wedding magnets. With industry leading client centric service and competitive, honest prices, it’s no wonder 50,000 worldwide customers look to Magnets.com for all their custom promotional magnet needs. Visit Magnets.com for more information.
