Ooo My Woobox

I'm taking another whirl with the Woobox photo contest app and I love it as much now as I did back when. While managing hashtag submissions is a little cumbersome, especially since I'm using #sodangcute and there are plenty of Instagram marketing accounts using #sodangcute I have to investigate a little to see if the picture is intended for the #4Missoula #sodangcute Photo Contest.

One kind of funny nuisance is the absence of rules. Folks have asked and there's not really any and to that point, I'm laughing because I took the liberty to promote one of the entries with a boosted Facebook post. Not really considering that contestants might cry fowl until after I did it, the post has actually garnered a couple votes and to any I objection I might say, "hey, you can boost a post too".

Click here to vote for Buddy

This cute little man is named Buddy and with one measly vote he could definitely use your help. So, as they say in Butte, vote early and vote often, and I'm off to check my Woobox.

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