Getting To Know You (And Making it Worth Your While)
We’d love to get to know our readers a little better, so we’re offering the chance to win a fantabulous weekend in downtown Grand Rapids in exchange for answering just a few simple questions.
Rapid Growth would love to get to know its readers a little better with a simple survey. We pretty much know that our readers are some of the coolest and most informed in Grand Rapids, but we thought it was time to quantify it. And since we know how much people love surveys, we thought we’d throw in a little enticement to sweeten the deal. Follow the link to the survey, answer the questions, give us your email address and we’ll enter you into a drawing to win a fabulous weekend in downtown Grand Rapids. What a great way to celebrate the holiday season!
The winner will enjoy a complimentary night’s stay at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel, dinner at Bistro Bella Vita, two tickets to both Bodies Revealed at the Public Museum AND tickets to Diana – A Celebration, a $500 shopping spree at AK Rikk’s at 38 Commerce, as well as a carriage ride courtesy of Classic Carriage. Seems like a no-brainer to us!
Please complete survey >>>>>>HERE<<<<<<<
A few rules:
Carriage rides for Friday or Saturday nights only
We do not require your name, only an email to contact you if you win the drawing
Staff and contributors to Rapid Growth Media and their immediate families are not eligible for this drawing
Survey must be submitted by Midnight, Nov. 29 to be eligible
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