Donna's Glorious Giveaways Presents Peer Promos (3/30/18)

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Hello again,

For the past 3 weeks, I've been "missing in action" as my team and I have been grappling with the fallout of a technical oversight which occurred during an attempt to revive our Peer Promos initiative.

As DGG is now sticking squarely to giveaway-oriented content, during that period we could post nothing until the issue had been fully resolved.

Although proud of my team's perseverance and restraint during that short hiatus in not falling back on anecdotal posts, I do sincerely apologize for any disappointment or inconvenience which my forced silence may have caused.

And now, just in time for Easter, I'm very pleased to finally announce the resurgence of Peer Promos: a FREE advertising service for giveaway and contest organizers.

Donna's Glorious Giveaways is giving you more readership value

A GIFT FOR MY READERS

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Hello, everyone!

Can you believe it's been 5 weeks since my first giveaway ended, yet I'm still overwhelmed with the joy and fulfillment brought on by how favorably you guys responded to it?

In fact, the whole experience has inspired me to give back to the blog community on a regular basis:

Introducing Peer Promos, where I'll feature giveaways and contests from fellow bloggers every 2 weeks.

Donna's Glorious Giveaways has big news for giveaway lovers and organizers

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Hi peeps,

Last Fri, DGG member Luke had a reason to smile - even after Valentine's Day - as he was announced the winner of our 2nd annual $20 Super Bowl Cash Giveaway.

The result was published here in the Winners' Circle, and you can read the interesting backstory of how everything unfolded right here.

This week, I have some news about the latest developments here at DGG and what they mean for you. I've been fine-tuning our giveaway platform for about 10 weeks now, so I have a major announcement for giveaway lovers and organizers alike.

Thanks for playing our $20 Super Bowl Cash Giveaway

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WOW, what a great Super Bowl game! Guess the Eagles really came out to play, huh?

They soared to supremacy with the firm belief that football is about fundamentals, not history. In the end it was yardage, rather than prestige, that won the day.

We at Donna's Glorious Giveaways were elated to heighten the fun and excitement surrounding that highly anticipated battle with a little contest of our own: namely, the $20 Super Bowl Cash Giveaway.

Donna's Glorious Giveaways revives its $20 Super Bowl Cash Giveaway!

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Hey, peeps - how's your weekend going?

Well, it's that time again - SUPER BOWL time! And in celebration of this great American tradition, DGG is repeating its $20 Super Bowl Cash Giveaway, starting right NOW!

Oh boy - my survey people messed up... now I know why you guys weren't finishing it!

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Ok, I know what happened now - my survey providers messed up: first with an absolutely microscopic mobile version, then with crazy survey options that did everything but work correctly.

A bunch of incomplete DGG Dividends surveys... why?

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Over the past week, I've noticed that several of you have been quitting the DGG Dividends survey after the first couple of questions.

Having explained the entire process extensively, week after week since Dec 18th, it puzzles me that you would still be confused about the reason for or nature/length of the survey.

It can't be that you're not interested in the program - I mean, why else would you actively click through to the survey?