Help Us Win The Social Madness Challenge

The first-time social media competition hosted by the Business Journals and sponsored by Capital One Spark Business is now in its Phase 1. A call for entries was issued in 43 metro markets a couple months ago, and more than 4,000 entries were received, including 127 in Phoenix and the Valley. This is sort of like the social media version of the National Football League’s draft, mini-camp and exhibition season, all rolled into one.

But starting June 1, practice was over. Thousands of companies from coast to coast began slugging it out for the chance to become one of three Social Madness national champions. Three national winners each will be able to designate a charity to which American City Business Journals, will donate $10,000 on the winner’s behalf.  

How can you help us become a National winner?  Before June 18^th, vote for us at  http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/exclusives/socialmadness (then click Medium Companies, find Fidelity National Title Agency  in the list, and click “Vote”, as well as click the buttons to Like us on Facebook and Twitter).  The votes we generate, as well as the growth seen on our social media platforms is what will help us make the first cut and move on in the challenge!  

And please find and engage with us directly on our Facebook  and Twitter; we love to hear from you and you’ll find all kinds of content about the real estate market, both locally and nationally, marketing and homeowner tips and tools, community information, and other items of interest.

The competition begins with companies of like size squaring off against us in the same local category of Medium sized companies. On June 18th first cuts will be made and survivors will go into a head-to-head, bracket-style competition, so please be sure to vote for and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn no later than June 18^th!  Social Madness culminates in September, when national champions are crowned and the designated charities are awarded.

Source: Partially adapted from an article by Ilana Lowery, Editor- Phoenix Business Journal