Daydreaming
Xomba.com announced today its newest writing contest entitled "Your Dream Job." Xomba writers are asked to submit 150 words or more in response to the question "If you could choose any job in the world, what would it by and why?" The contest will be judged by Hollywood Stuntman, Sam Hargrave.
"In this economy we're seeing people who are thankful for any job," said Nick Veneris, the CEO of Xomba.com. "Some are stuck in jobs they don't enjoy, while others are stuck with no job at all. We want to hear about the jobs people dream they could have."
Xomba.com is a social networking site designed to provide a community for those who are interested in writing, reading and sharing a variety of work and opinions. Writers are able to earn money online and are encouraged to publish magazine-like articles or short summaries along with links to information which interests them in order to increase their earnings. With features such as the ability to share, vote for and bookmark favorites, users can keep up with each other and make friends with other writers, all while marketing their work.
"Through this contest we're hoping to allow our users to use their imagination and envision a whole new life, a life of which they have always dreamed," said Veneris. "For many of our members, writing is a dream job and Xomba.com is doing everything possible to help them live out their dreams."
Xomba.com is currently one of the fastest growing, most highly-visited websites based out of Jacksonville, Florida. According to Alexa.com, Xomba is one of the 2,500 most visited websites. Over the last three months, the percentage of global users who visit xomba.com has increased by 16.2%. The site's top writers are able to bring in anywhere from $300-$500 per month depending on the impact their articles make on the Xomba community.
Xomba regularly holds writing contests to further encourage its members to get out there, write and share their pieces.
"Xomba has been a life changing experience for me, providing me a platform to make a career out of my writing. Where I could also make a decent income while opting to stay at home and look after my family," noted Xomba writer and former contest winner Priya Kanwar. "The extra income helped in changing my lifestyle, my outlook to life, and to increase my personal aspirations to a much higher level that I had never imagined to be possible."
Contest participants are asked to submit their 150 word articles by Midnight on November 9th. Writers must be members of Xomba.com to participate and can submit as many times as they . For more information visit the Dream Job writing contest page on Xomba.com
For more information regarding Xomba.com contact Heather Broeker at
heather@xomba.com
Direct – (805) 699-6622
www.Xomba.com
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