Win exclusive Orioles prizes with MASN’s “Touch ‘Em All” social loyalty program
-
-
June 28, 2013 7:14 pm
-
0 Comments
When Adam Jones tees off at Camden Yards, we watch our Twitter timelines fill up with excited tweets from Orioles fans.
But did you know that tweets like these could land you a private hitting lesson with No. 10?
MASN’s new social loyalty program “Touch ‘Em All” is designed to reward Orioles fans each time they post to their social media accounts with MASN Orioles-related pictures and updates. By using designated hashtags, sharing our postgame meme on Facebook, tweeting at us and more,…When Adam Jones tees off at Camden Yards, we watch our Twitter timelines fill up with excited tweets from Orioles fans.
But did you know that tweets like these could land you a private hitting lesson with No. 10?
MASN’s new social loyalty program “Touch ‘Em All” is designed to reward Orioles fans each time they post to their social media accounts with MASN Orioles-related pictures and updates. By using designated hashtags, sharing our postgame meme on Facebook, tweeting at us and more, you will be given points.
These points will be added together, and top participants will be entered to win exclusive prizes, from autographed jerseys and balls to private batting practice sessions.
The program is accessible on the front page of MASNsports.com, either on a computer or with your mobile device.
Link your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and mobile phone and get started with “Touch ‘Em All” now.
Think you’re the biggest O’s fan out there? Prove it!
Be one of the first to sign up for MASN’s “Touch ‘Em All” Orioles rewards program. Simply click the logo below to get started. Good luck!
Please comment below with any questions you have.
0 Comments
Related Articles
Orioles experience another mood swing after bats lead them past Guardians for series win
Brandon Young’s body language spoke volumes Tuesday night. Young sat facing his locker, back turned to the room,…
Read More
Orioles finally reward Baz with riches of runs in 9-5 win (updated)
The pitcher with the worst offensive support in the majors was behind by two runs tonight after facing…
Read More
Orioles lineup for final game of Guardians series (updated)
Jeremiah Jackson reported to the Orioles this afternoon and is starting at second base in the rubber game…
Read More
