Official Twitter Contests FAQ

[Doodle741]

DM = direct message

[CindyB]

Originally Posted by CindyB

Whats DM mean?

Originally Posted by Doodle741

DM = direct message

Thanks

[midnight_sky]

How does one create a link to one post to show the company that you tweeted about their contest?

[Kotik]

Originally Posted by midnight_sky

How does one create a link to one post to show the company that you tweeted about their contest?

In Firefox, right click on your particular tweet and select "Copy link location". Alternatively you can click on your tweet's time-stamp, this will open a new browser window where you can copy the URL.

[midnight_sky]

Thank you Kotik

I was having a hard time trying to figure it out

[Guillotine]

Upcoming Rubbermaid twitter party.

Join us January 11th through 16th from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. EST time. We will be chatting away about organizational problems and solutions with advice from professional organizers, you and your friends. Plus, we will be giving away products each day to help you get organized! Just participate in the discussion on Twitter, and we will randomly choose 4 people everyday to receive prizes.




To join the Chat and win:

1. Create a Twitter account (if you do not already have one). Go to www.twitter.com to sign up for a free account.
2. Find people and follow our two Rubbermaid hosts
   •The Two official Rubbermaid hosts are:
   a) Jim Deitzel: @Rubbermaid
   b) Erin Gentry: @RubbermaidErin
   •Our three guest hosts are:
   a) January 12th – Scott Roewer (@declutteryou) - solutionsbyscott.com or declutteryou.com
   b) January 13th – Julie Verleger (@organizedhome) - organizedhomeinc.com
   c) January 14th – Krista Colvin (@kristacolvin) - organizeinstyleblog.com
3. Remember when you are referring to us or asking us a question on Twitter to either reply or use our entire Twitter handle (i.e. @Rubbermaid)
4. The hashtag for the contest will be #rubbermaid. Twitter uses hashtags to designate certain topics. You must use the #rubbermaid hashtag in your tweets to qualify for prizes. Also, search for the #rubbermaid hashtag to follow along with the conversation.
5. You may want to use a Twitter application to make it easier to follow the conversation. Just like when old friends get together to catch up, the Twitter chat will change quickly and regularly but that makes it FUN and INTERESTING!
6. Have fun and receive good advice (this is why we are doing this anyway!)

Schedule – below are the organizational topics we will be discussing by day

• Day One- January 11th – Organizational Challenges
• Day Two – January 12th - Too Much Stuff
• Day Three – January 13th - Kitchen Organization
• Day Four – January 14th - I Can’t Find Anything to Wear! Organizing your Closet
• Day Five – January 15th - Fitting the Car in the Garage