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This document describes the rules for a Bingo game being played during CMWorld, an annual content marketing conference. Players print a Bingo card with content marketing-related squares and mark squares as they participate in conference activities. Players can win prizes by being the first to mark a row, column or diagonal of squares. To enter, players take a photo of their completed card and share it on Twitter or email by October 18th. Six winners will be randomly selected to receive prizes including Amazon or conference registration gift cards.

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BINGO!
What is CMWorld Bingo?
What makes CMWorld special? The
people. Our speakers, attendees, and
sponsors are smart, witty, and fun to be
around. Networking is something we
all are wanting right now, and CMWorld
Bingo gives you a way to have those
conversations that make CMWorld great.
How do I play?
CMWorld Bingo is just like the classic
game, without the colorful chips and
loud caller. Print the CMWorld Bingo card
to play along. You can find the card in
our attendee Facebook Group or on the
CMWorld blog. While you’re watching
a session, chatting with a sponsor, or
sitting in a Birds of a Feather room,
start marking off squares. Once you’ve
completed a row, column, or diagonal,
you have CMWorld Bingo!
What should I do once
I’ve gotten a winning card?
Take a photo of your bingo card and
post it to Twitter, tagging @CMIContent
and using the hashtag #CMWorld.
(Not on Twitter? You can email us at
cmi_marketing@informa.com) We’re
working on an honor system. No official
will verify your squares. So play nice,
be honest, and have fun!
Is it free to play?
Yes!
Are there prizes?
Six winners will be chosen at random.
Five winners will receive a $50 Amazon
gift card. One Grand Prize winner will be
awarded an All-Access Pass to Content
Marketing World 2021. Winners can
choose to donate their prize to the
Orange Effect Foundation, CMWorld’s
charity of choice. For a chance to win,
completed bingo cards must be posted
by Sunday, October 18, 2020.

BINGO!
#CMWorld
Scheduled
a Solutions
Hub 1-on-1
Played
Rock Hall
trivia
Joined a
Birds of a
Feather
discussion
Stopped
by the CMI
Help Desk
Joined the
CMWorld
Facebook
Group
Wore
something
orange this
week
Tookawalk
outside
Tweeted
in a past
#CMWorld
Twitter chat
Watched
CMWorld
from the
office
Attended a
live AMA
Took a
selfie
Purchased
a book
from the
bookstore
Donated
to Orange
Effect
Foundation
Listened
toLuvvie
AjayiJones’
podcast
Visited a
sponsor
drop-in
chat
Attended
a previous
CMWorld
Turned off all
notifications
to watch
CMWorld
Watched
W. Kamau
Bell’s
docuseries
Downloaded
a resource
from the
Solutions
Hub
Told a
friend how
awesome
CMWorld is
Live
tweeted a
keynote or
session
Shared a
photo for
the virtual
dog walk
Watched
CMWorld
at home
Completed
chair yoga

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1. BINGO! What is CMWorld Bingo? What makes CMWorld special? The people. Our speakers, attendees, and sponsors are smart, witty, and fun to be around. Networking is something we all are wanting right now, and CMWorld Bingo gives you a way to have those conversations that make CMWorld great. How do I play? CMWorld Bingo is just like the classic game, without the colorful chips and loud caller. Print the CMWorld Bingo card to play along. You can find the card in our attendee Facebook Group or on the CMWorld blog. While you’re watching a session, chatting with a sponsor, or sitting in a Birds of a Feather room, start marking off squares. Once you’ve completed a row, column, or diagonal, you have CMWorld Bingo! What should I do once I’ve gotten a winning card? Take a photo of your bingo card and post it to Twitter, tagging @CMIContent and using the hashtag #CMWorld. (Not on Twitter? You can email us at cmi_marketing@informa.com) We’re working on an honor system. No official will verify your squares. So play nice, be honest, and have fun! Is it free to play? Yes! Are there prizes? Six winners will be chosen at random. Five winners will receive a $50 Amazon gift card. One Grand Prize winner will be awarded an All-Access Pass to Content Marketing World 2021. Winners can choose to donate their prize to the Orange Effect Foundation, CMWorld’s charity of choice. For a chance to win, completed bingo cards must be posted by Sunday, October 18, 2020.

2. BINGO! #CMWorld Scheduled a Solutions Hub 1-on-1 Played Rock Hall trivia Joined a Birds of a Feather discussion Stopped by the CMI Help Desk Joined the CMWorld Facebook Group Wore something orange this week Tookawalk outside Tweeted in a past #CMWorld Twitter chat Watched CMWorld from the office Attended a live AMA Took a selfie Purchased a book from the bookstore Donated to Orange Effect Foundation Listened toLuvvie AjayiJones’ podcast Visited a sponsor drop-in chat Attended a previous CMWorld Turned off all notifications to watch CMWorld Watched W. Kamau Bell’s docuseries Downloaded a resource from the Solutions Hub Told a friend how awesome CMWorld is Live tweeted a keynote or session Shared a photo for the virtual dog walk Watched CMWorld at home Completed chair yoga

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