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Hispanicize Twitter Chat/Party with PRIZES!

This Wednesday, November 10, 2010, the Hispanicize team, which consists of Louis Pagan, Manny Ruiz and myself, will be featured on Hispanic PR Chat, aka #HPRChat on Twitter. It is a monthly Twitter dialog (first Wednesdays, 8-9:30PM EST) among US Hispanic PR professionals, journalists and bloggers that was started by Andy Checo, a Public Relations professional who specializes in the US Hispanic market.

During the chat, the Hispanicize team wants to get to know YOU and to share a bit more about ourselves and our vision of Hispanicize.  

We’re so excited to have this opportunity to know you and showcase our vision of Hispanicize and we want you to be just as excited as we are! As a result, we will be giving away some fabulous, fabulous, FABULOUS gifts (Yes, I repeated that on purpose!) to three (3) lucky Twitter participants! So make sure you use the #Hispz and #HPRChat hashtags in your tweet!

Below are the prizes that will be awarded during the Twitter Chat/Party:

TWO Sony Bloggies Hispanicize_SonnyBloggie

and a $25 McDonald’s Arch Card!

 

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To join in the Twitter Chat/Party follow the Hispanicize team and Andy Checo:

  

So to recap below are the Party Details:

The twitter chat/party will be conducted in ENGLISH and SPANISH so feel free to join in whichever language you feel comfortable!

Date: Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Time: 8-9:30 pm EST

Hashtags:  #hispz and #hprchat

Add your Twitter URL below so we can make sure we have you on our radar!

Example of a Twitter URL –> https://twitter.com/MsLatina

 

About the Author

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Migdalia Rivera, also known as Ms. Latina in social media, is a single Latina mother of a teen, tween and 2 Australian Shepherds. When not blogging, or chasing after her energetic bunch, she connects influential bloggers with brands and PR agencies via her blogger network, Stiletto Media.

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