Bounties
* Only one prize in each category.
$5000
Get 250 people to wear social tech T-shirts and take a picture: $5,000.
Method for claiming it: Send us a high-resolution photo of
the group.
$5000
Get Webster's to add social technology as a term: $5,000.
Method for claiming it: Press release by Webster’s that makes the announcement.
$50
Send link for the book’s Amazon.com page to more than
2,000 of your social networking connections (first 100 people): $50
Method for claiming it: Show us a screen shot of your
account and the connections, and a screenshot of what the
delivered message looked like.
$2500
Get Michael Arrington (founder of TechCrunch) to read
the book: $2,500 cash, or a $2,500 donation to charity of
his choice.
Method for claiming it: Michael has to send an e-mail to
scott@klososky.com, telling us that he read Enterprise Social
Technology and what he thinks of the concepts it shares.
$2499
Get Robert Scoble (author of the Scobleizer blog) to read
the book: $2,499 cash, or a $2,499 donation to charity of
his choice (he gets $1 less so Michael Arrington is not mad
at us).
Method for claiming it: Robert has to send us an e-mail to
scott@klososky.com, telling us that he read Enterprise Social
Technology and what he thinks of the concepts it shares.
Five free books signed by the author *
Review a chapter of your choice on your blog (at least 200
words, and must have at least 1,000 subscribers): Five free
books signed by the author.
( * This is a correction to reflect what is in the book )
Method for claiming it: Send us a screenshot of the blog
and the number of subscribers you have.
$500
For college professors—adopt the book as part of your
curriculum: Twenty free copies (or $500).
Method for claiming it: Send us a copy of the syllabus for
the course.
$500
Publish an article in a major periodical (circulation of at
least fifty thousand) about the making of the book (first ten people): $500.
Method for claiming it: Send us a copy of the printed
article and the masthead of the publication the day it was
published.
$1000
For organizations—purchase at least two hundred copies for
employees and/or customers: $1,000 to the charity of your
choice, and the purchased copies will be signed.
Method for claiming it: Provide a copy of the receipt, or
contact us to provide the books.
$2500
Have the text translated into another language and pub-
lished in another country: $2,500.
Method for claiming it: Send us written confirmation that
it will be printed (from the publisher) and a copy in the language to which you have translated it.
$1000
Create a viral video about the book that gets at least ten
thousand views (first person only): $1,000
Method for claiming it: Provide a screenshot of the video
site with the number of views, so we can verify it.
$500
Complete the twelve-step process described in this book at
your organization, and send us a case study of the results
(first five organizations): $500 to the charity of your choice.
Method for claiming it: Provide a written case study and
allow us to interview the author.
Scott Klososky, a former CEO of three successful startup companies, has no fear about shaking up the status quo around the way we build teams and set powerful directions.
