Find the Expert Contest Offers Over $3,000 in Prizes via Speakerfile Blog on Monday and Tuesday

Speakerfile is hosting it’s first “Find the Expert” contest this Monday and Tuesday, September 24-25, 2012.  The company will be sharing four questions each day at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, and 4pm EST via the Speakerfile blog, as well as on Twitter and Facebook.  The first person to post a blog comment with both the name of the expert or organization and a link to their correct Speakerfile profile will win the large prize for that question.  In addition, over forty autographed books will be distributed to random participants from authors who are also featured on the site.

“Speakerfile is the go-to source for experts and this contest is a fun way for people to discover and connect with over 5,000 thought leaders on the platform,” said Cara Posey, chief marketing officer. “We’ve got some nice prizes that we’re looking forward to awarding our winners.  All of the answers to the questions will be found within the Speakerfile website and no one needs to be a registered member to play. ”

Autographed books are arriving

Speakerfile is the fastest growing site connecting experts and their organizations with global events and media opportunities.  ”Speakerfile is flipping the event world on it’s head by allowing speakers like me to get in front of new audiences and empowering event organizers to find the best talent for their events,” said C.C. Chapman, co-author of Content Rules and author of the upcoming book Amazing Things Will Happen.

Chapman has committed copies of his book “Content Rules” for the contest and joins these otherSpeakerfile members also signing books: David Meerman Scott, author of The New Rules of Marketing and PR; Amber Naslund, author of The NOW Revolution; Jason Falls, author of the The Rebel’s Guide to Email Marketing; Jim Kukral, author of Attention! This Book Will Make You Money; Dave Kerpen, author of Likeable Social Media; Gary Vaynerchuk, author of Crush It; and authors from the literary management firm Movable Type Management.

For more information on the Speakerfile “Find the Expert” contest and how to participate, visit the Speakerfile blog on Monday and Tuesday and follow the hashtag #Speakerfile on Twitter.