Meme Contest

Intro

Meme contest is on.

Every two weeks, we will pick two winners.

Nick will pick two winners and each will get $25.

There's your chance to show your creativity and win some extra cash!

Why are we doing this?

Because memes are awesome for  ContentDistribution.com  brand marketing, and Nick and Gordana aren't very clever.

We need your help.

Rules

Everyone needs to submit at least ONE meme every month.
Submit memes anonymously.
Memes have to be relevant to SEO.
All memes need to be ORIGINAL.
Nick picks two winners every other week.
The winner gets $25.
Post as many memes as you want.

DO NOT submit existing memes. You'll be disqualified and everyone will make fun of you. Forever.



Meme Target Audience and Proper Use

The idea behind these memes is to share them in our Facebook group. We'll be sharing your memes primarily with SEO specialists, business owners, and marketers. The memes need to resonate with these people.

What that means is that the memes shouldn't be focused on writing and/or editing, but rather on SEO and content marketing as a whole. Here are a few examples to help illustrate the point:

DON'T

This meme is not only too writer-oriented, but it's also referencing Jotform. Most people won't get what the "1st drafts due" tab refers to. This meme only makes sense internally.

While a quality meme, it's referencing internal stuff. You could send this to a coworker to have a laugh, but it isn't relevant to our target audience.

DO

Proper use of meme format, relevant to the audience, and it's poking fun at self-proclaimed gurus—everything you'd ask from a meme.

Short, sweet, and to the point. SEO specialists will feel this one lol.


Proper Meme Formatting

Incorrect use of a meme format is considered heresy in the meme-god community. Don't butcher the meme format. If you have a great idea, but aren't sure about which meme format would be the best fit, you can always check  https://knowyourmeme.com/ 

Here's an example of a butchered format:
Leo laughing is a prankster meme. It usually doesn't involve four different lines of text and should be used together with a witty quote or a troll statement.
Here's an example:

How to Create Memes and Submit Them

Pretty sure this section is unnecessary, but here's a quick guide for those who've been in a coma for the last 20 years.

Select meme background
Fill out TOP TEXT and BOTTOM TEXT with your timeless wisdom.
Click "Generate Meme".
You'll get this pop-up. Copy the image link.
Paste the image link into your browser.
Right-click on the photo, "Save As" and save it.
Name your meme, upload the photo file, add notes (if you want to be extra funny).
Rinse & repeat.


How to get paid for your meme

If your meme wins the contest, include an additional item in your next invoice.

Good luck!