I agree that this is phenomenal and anyone would fain sign up for this groundbreaking opportunity. But you have got to understand its basics first to really fathom how awesome the whole idea is. So how do you create enough web presence for yourself to attract the attention of the marketing body of your favorite brand?
You and I know that every sensible, social being on this earth is if not addicted, then at least proficient, with the ways of internet and social networking. You can use this knowledge to trigger marketing activities in relation to any number of brands you might like. You can search on the internet for web portals that let you play such online games of brand promotion with a rich user content platform. Such sites let you play picture games and some along the vein of AR Games, which add the fun quotient to the regular promotional activities. You can share content, pictures, information on new releases with that quirky ingredient of innovation that can create a whole lot of difference. Some would only suggest that you use snapshots with some grade of difference and novelty and share them on your user profiles while still some would ask you to take the road of the traditional promotion via sharing content. These sites are well stocked with Picture Recognition and Computer Vision Applications to stack your achievements in piles per brand. Your efforts will not only help you win freebies like Mobile Phone Refill Cards, Movie Rentals, Social Gaming, Crowd sourcing Bargains, Fossil Fuels, Cold Cash, music on iTunes, Electronic Devices and /or workplace achievement awards but can also yield you that dream marketing job at your favorite brand. I know you’re thinking, ‘I don’t think so”, and hey I don’t blame you. It is fantastical but not completely impossible. How? Let’s see.
In the early stages of the game, there can be dozens of middle managers working for your brand. But at the advanced levels, there can beonly one CEO . And you can be absolutely famous. How? Think about Jared, the Subway guy with the giant pants. His fame began when a tiny college newspaper did a story on his weight loss. His "fat-guy" pants now hang at Subway's corporate headquarters. In today’s media environment, something can go viral in a few hours. You don't need to be the next Jared. All you need to do is connect with a group of devoted fans and your marketing expertise will be invaluable.
So quit whining that some things are just unachievable and get down to some real business in a not so imposing a setting. Yeah I know, your dorm room is quite the archetype of non imposing setting.