Digital Life is giving $18,000 worth of prizes to Facebook Fans by recognising Fans at Comex 2011

Digital Life will be at Comex 2011 and is giving their Facebook Fans a chance to win $18,000 worth of prizes. What a way to reward Fans! DIgital Life is the only publication at Comex 2011 with the ability to identify fans directly.

The results so far has been encouraging. We made an announcement on Tuesday 30 August 2011 to get Fans of Digital Life to register their mobile number to be recognised as a Fan at Comex 2011.

In 24 hours, there were about 213 Fans registered their mobile number. The 213 Fans generated an impression of 31,950 on their wall post and it resulted in 233 story clicks. Also, it attracted 73 new Fans to join their Page.

We have linked the Stories Published with FB Sponsored stories and will share the impression numbers when they are available.

We expect the numbers to improve exponentially after the show.

The status update itself drew about 410 clicks.

So how can you enjoy the Fan Benefits with Digital Life?

Step 1: Go to Digital Life Facebook Page (http://fb.com/digitallifesg) and like the page.

Step 2: Click on the Fan Recognition tab and click image to start.

Step 3: Enter your mobile with country code (65 if your from Singapore) and click activate. That’s it.

Step 4: Go to Comex and visit the Digital Life Booth outside Hall 401. Just tell the counter staff your number and he/she will recognised you as a fan!

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