Aleve® “MOVEMENT” Jingle Writing Contest

I received an email today about a jingle writing contest called “ALEVE® Good Moves Worth Singing About!”

Now being an Australian I had no idea what ALEVE® was, however from looking at their website I found out that it’s pain relief medication from the USA and the makers of ALEVE® want you to write a jingle for it.

Cool!

I had a look at the terms and conditions and found out that it’s only open to US citizens which counts me out but there’s no reason why I shouldn’t share it with everybody else.

Here are the official rules for the “ALEVE® Good Moves Worth Singing About!” jingle contest.

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No Purchase Necessary to enter or win. A purchase will not improve your chances of winning. To enter visit www.aleve.com. Please see website for details. Entries must be submitted by 06/30/2008.

Contest ends 06/30/2008.

Prizes: 1 Grand Prize – Winner may receive the opportunity to receive on air radio play of their jingle and a $2500 cash prize. (ARV is between $2,500 and $7,500).

Odds depend on number of eligible entries received.

Open to legal U.S. residents 21 years of age or older. Void where prohibited, restricted, or taxed by law.

For complete rules, go to www.aleve.com.

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If you want to enter go to the website and check it out. Remember, the contest ends at the end of this month so get started.

Good luck!

Until next time, happy writing

Corey Stewart
Singer/Songwriter/Musician

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Thursday, June 12th, 2008 Songwriting Contests

2 Comments to Aleve® “MOVEMENT” Jingle Writing Contest

Jannie Sue says:

June 12, 2008 at 8:10 pm

As an occasional migraine sufferer, this should be right up my alley. Talk about writing a song based on what you know! I think I already have the lyric.

Cool tip. Thanks!

–Jannie