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NextStudent is redesigning its homepage and it needs your help. You could win $2,000 and a chance to be featured in an article on our website, NextStudent.com.

Are you a designer? Need some extra cash? Sign up and you could win a nice piece of change. The NextStudent Web Marketing team welcomes your input.

Get involved and have a say in the look of our new homepage. Give us a makeover and get links to your Web site.

What are you waiting for? Sign up and you could get the chance to showcase your skills.

NextStudent, is looking to redesign their homepage (NextStudent.com) and is offering $2,000 and a chance to be featured in an article on NextStudent.com.

We in the NextStudent web marketing team thought it would be a good idea to have the online community get involved and have their say as to what they would like our new homepage to look like.

If you are a designer and need some extra cash, sign up and you could win a nice piece of change.

For more info see: NextStudentDesignContest.com

As you all may or may not know I’ve worked at NextStudent for the last 2 1/2 years. Of that time I’ve been working in the NextStudent Web Marketing department for the last 1 1/2 years. Going in I had a marketing degree from the University of Phoenix but I knew absolutely nothing about online marketing. However, with the guidance of Chris Hooley and others I’ve learned a ton of information and I’m now heading up the SEO side of things.

Got to say I love my job and even though the industry is ruff now, thanks to the brilliant minds that run this country, I see myself working at NextStudent for a very long time.

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Unless you live on the moon, actually you still would of heard, what happened in Boston last January 31st. The Boston police mistakenly identified a small electronic device (Pic below, kinda) in the city of Boston and the surrounding cities as improvised explosive devices.

The devices found turned out to be battery-powered LED placards with an image of a “mooninite” flipping people off, HAHA. The placards were part of a guerrilla marketing campaign to promote the new Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie.

When the “terrorists” were caught and arrested they were asked to hold a press conference. Since they were instructed by their lawyer not talk about the case, they decided to only discuss and answer questions about haircuts from the 70’s.

Classic!!!

One of the best guerrilla marketing campaign’s I’ve seen. Worked perfectly!

Nerds: 1, The Law: 0!