It's a PARTY!!!!

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The CouponNetwork Advisory Board is teaming up to bring you a Twitter party.

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Join us on Thursday, January 12 2012 at Noon CST as we discuss Frugal Living Strategies for the New Year by providing some #frugalresolutions via Twitter.

Get started by following us:
Rob Birgfeld (@couponnetwork) from Smart Living Blog Melissa Carlisle (@MelStuffBlog) from MelissaStuff.com Amy Edmiston (@SavingWithAmy) from SavingwithAmy.com Jasmine Idely (@DealiciousFinds) from DealiciousFinds.com Jenny Martin (@SouthernSavers) from SouthernSavers.com

If you would like to submit a question to be discussed during the Twitter party, please send it to rob(dot)birgfeld(at)catalinamarketing.com.

Prizes! We are giving away 10 - $10 gift cards to our random winners as well some great Coupon Network totes, notebooks and tumblers!

5 prizes will also be awarded to participants tweeting an invitation to their followers before the party using the #frugalresolutions hashtag, and 5 will be awarded to participants tweeting with the #frugalresolutions hashtag during the party!

Winners will be notified after the event via DM or @ reply on Twitter. Please make sure you are following @couponnetwork so we can contact you!

Click here to Tweet an invite to your followers for a chance to win prizes.

You can RSVP by Tweeting @couponnetwork to let us know you’ll be there. Looking forward to hearing your great questions!

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