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This site was a sweepstakes promotion by Miller Lite for Ohio residents only for a chance to win a free t-shirt.

Using the site, visitors could register and be entered into the sweepstakes.

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This site was a sweepstakes promotion by Miller Lite for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Winners of the promotion win a free, all expense paid trip to see the World Cup live.

Using the site, visitors could register and enter the sweepstakes, download World Cup wallpapers, purchase World Cup Soccer products and receive coupon codes for online retailers.

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This site was a sweepstakes promotion by Miller Lite for prizes ranging from a $25 gift card to a 3 night stay at a resort.

To enter the sweepstakes visitors first had to send a text message (SMS) to a code provided which would enter them into the sweepstakes. Following that, the visitor entered their cell phone number on the site to see if they were a winner in the promotion.

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This site was a sweepstakes promotion by Miller Lite and Princess Cruise Lines for a chance to win 2 tickets to a baseball game.

Using the site, visitors could register and be entered into the sweepstakes.

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Sponsored by Miller Lite, FromTheBar.com is a social media site for individuals working in the restaurant industry. Specifically, the site targets bartenders, servers and bouncers. Using the site, individuals can learn tips and tricks from others in the industry. In addition, they can join and participate in member groups.

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This project was based on a promotion for Harley Davidson called Competitive Bike Exchange. Their goal was to entice riders of non-Harley Davidson bikes to trade their bike in for market value with a bonus of $1000 towards a new Harley Davidson bike.

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This project was a complete site rebuild. A significant amount of time was spent building and styling the "Contractor Center" which is a virtual knowledge hub for any user of Dewalt's power tools. The "Contractor Center" involved pages where visitors could submit projects, questions & answers and blog posts centering around Dewalt's tools.

In addition, members of Dewalts' site could create their own profile, register their tools and create a "tools wish list".