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Contest For Inventors Offer Nationwide Publicity As Grand Prize


Orca Communications, a public relations firm specializing in advising inventors and small business entrepreneurs launches nationwide competition for the "Most Innovative Consumer Product". The grand prize is a comprehensive media campaign worth $20,000 to its winner.

Here's their announcement to Inventors:

CALLING ALL INVENTORS! Imagine Good Morning America, CNBC, CNN, Oprah, Businessweek, People Magazine, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the London Times and scores of other publications and broadcast outlets all interested in YOUR PRODUCT, YOUR INVENTION, YOUR IDEA! Impossible? Not anymore! Orca Communications proudly presents “America’s Best Invention 2008”. This contest offers inventors the unique opportunity to compete for a grand prize of publicity and worldwide media coverage, valued at nearly $20,000! Imagine what this can do for your business!

Want more details? Here's the Press Release on this competition:

THE SEARCH IS ON FOR AMERICA’S BEST INVENTION

Orca Communications Launches Nationwide Competition for the Most
Innovative Consumer Product and Offers a Comprehensive Media Campaign – A Prize Valued at Nearly $20,000 -

Phoenix, AZ - January 28, 2008 - Orca Communications today announced the
launch of “America’s Best Invention 2008”, an annual competition
where inventors across the nation are challenged to present their most
original invention. The winner will walk away with the grand prize of a
comprehensive three month media campaign, providing exposure to the
world’s most powerful media outlets.

Orca Communications, a Phoenix based PR firm is widely known as
America’s PR Firm for Inventors and Entrepreneurs. Its many clients
include Mom Inventors Inc., Count Me In, Learning Express, Forever Resorts,
Care.com, Imbee.com, Jibbitz and much more. The firm also represents
individual multi-million dollar entrepreneurs and inventors, such as
Kathleen Whitehurst of Days Ago Digital Timer, whose product was recently
featured on Oprah.

“We’re very excited about this opportunity to generate excitement and
interest for new products and innovative ideas,” said Julia Hutton, the
company’s Founder and CEO. “Our goal is to help catapult new inventors
into superstardom! This will be the launch of our first annual competition
and is expected to continue for years to come.”

The competition kicks off on January 28th, 2008 and will run every month
through the end of the year. Each month, a semi-finalist will be selected
from the entries and will win Orca PR services. At the end of 2008, a
grand prize winner will be selected from the semi-finalists and that winner
will receive a 3-month Full Service National Public Relations Media
Campaign.”

Contestants are invited to submit a brief video showcasing their product,
which must be patented or patent-pending and immediately marketable to the
public. The products will be judged by a panel of Orca’s management team
who collectively possess more than 75 years of experience working with
inventors, entrepreneurs and small business owners. Visit
www.OrcaCommunications.com for official contest rules and more informationor contact Dee Ransom at dee@orcacommunications.com.



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