FreshTilledSoil for @ShortyAward in #Design

Help promote Boston as a mecca for web design, technology, & business! Vote for yours truly, (Boston based UI web design firm,) Fresh Tilled Soil for a Shorty Award in #design this year!

In case you didn’t know, the Shorty Awards is an annual contest that celebrates twitter users who’ve established themselves as industry leaders in a particular field.  Votes work on a crowd sourced basis, so twitter users vote for and nominate peer “twitter-ers” who are deemed to be worthy candidates of a Shorty Award in a given category.

Each category award is meant to celebrate & acknowledge social media users who’ve made measurable industry achievements in the past year, AND have contributed a valuable presence in the “twittosphere” through engagement, commentary, content sharing, etc.

As a local Waltham-based user interface web design firm, we’ve been nominated in the top 5 for the Shorty Awards design category this year! We’re thrilled, and eager to earn the support of our friends & local business peers! Please vote for us, @freshtilledsoil and help represent our city of Boston as a hub for innovative business & entrepreneurship!

To vote, follow the link here:

http://shortyawards.com/freshtilledsoil

Here’s how to make sure your vote is legitimately counted:

  1. Be sure @freshtilledsoil is entered the twitter user name and #design as the category (should be set already via the link above)
  2. After the word “because…” enter a valid reason (related to design) why Fresh Tilled Soil should win the Shorty Award in #design

Are you a local business who’s been nominated for a Shorty Award, and looking to build up your votes? Tweet us @freshtilledsoil and let us know; our team will be happy to support you and cast our votes in your favor!

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