Display RedWeek.com Timeshare Widget on Your Site for a Chance to Win a Vacation

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RedWeek.com, the largest online marketplace for timeshare rentals, timeshare resales and exchanges, is giving away a one-week vacation in a new contest. Anyone with a Web site or blog need only add a “widget” to become eligible to win.

“The site is a marketplace for budget travel accommodations and this contest makes it easy for anyone to share a link to RedWeek.com.”

“Members of RedWeek.com love timeshares for their vacation travel,” said Randy Conrads, CEO of RedWeek.com. “The site is a marketplace for budget travel accommodations and this contest makes it easy for anyone to share a link to RedWeek.com.”

To enter the contest, just visit http://www.redweek.com/contests/redweek-timeshare-widget-contest, choose any of the widgets available and post it to your blog or Web site. Then, email [e-mail] with a link to show the widget in place. All entries must be received by Nov. 30, 2009, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.

RedWeek will select a winner at random on Dec. 1, 2009, and contact the winner via the email address provided on their entry. RedWeek will also announce the winner in Facebook, Twitter, and on their blog.

The winner can choose from any destination listed on the "Last Minute Exchanges" page of RedWeek.com. They will have up to 1 year to redeem the vacation. Entrants are encouraged to share details of this contest in Facebook, Twitter, and on their blog.

RedWeek.com (www.redweek.com) is a member-supported marketplace connecting travelers and the timeshare community. The site was launched in November of 2002 and now has over 1,300,000 registered users, and includes 5,000 timeshare resorts worldwide. It offers resort condominium accommodations for rent and purchase, plus sale, rental and full-service exchange options for owners. Other features include a timeshare discussion forum, and resort ratings and reviews. The company was co-founded by Randy Conrads, who also founded the popular Classmates.com Web site, which was acquired in 2004 by United Online, Inc.