Spread the word that Orlando Works!

Filed in: Trends , General News

The Orlando Magic's run to the NBA Finals has generated a palpable sense of pride in our team and our community. And, while the eyes of the world's basketball faithful are upon us, it also presents a unique opportunity to spotlight what makes this a champion place to live, work, play and build a business. Here's how you can help.

Tell us why ORLANDO WORKS for you in your own 140 characters on Twitter. Is it the quality of life, sense of community, diverse business climate or all of the above? Spread the word while you are glued to the NBA series - from your living room, neighborhood sports pub or from the rocking Amway Arena. Make sure you use #orlandoworks along with #magic or #beatla in your tweets during the upcoming Magic vs. Lakers games. And be sure to follow us @OrlandoWorks. Our goal is to see Orlando as a "trending topic" on Twitter in the days ahead.

We also want you to tell us how ORLANDO WORKS in video. Upload your video to YouTube, click "send message" and send us a link with your video in it. If we like it, we'll add it to our favorites! Our first YouTube star is none other than "the fat guy" - Orlando Magic fan Dennis Salvagio.

Got great photos that reflect the dynamic nature of our region? Shots that show the rest of the world all that metro Orlando has to offer? Post those pictures to our ORLANDO WORKS group on Flickr.

You can also join in the conversation via the Metro Orlando EDC fan page on Facebook. If you are not a fan yet, click here to join us.

Our hometown team has provided an unprecedented opportunity to tell the world about this region, which is as magic for business as it is for basketball. Thanks for your help in spreading the word!

June 5, 2009

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