14 DAY TRIAL // It’s December, so we’re trying to make this month as special as possible. As such, today, we kick off a new campaign on Softpedia, which combines daily discounts and giveaways to great products.
Discounted software can be purchased for as much as $10 (€7.43).
Our December campaign features giveaways with a limited number of licenses for which you have to post an original comment. However, we also prepared giveaways with an unlimited number of licenses. In this case, all you have to do is download the paid product, which will be accompanied by the unlock code or will come in full version.
Weekends will be the most important days of the week: each Saturday and Sunday of December 2011, we'll offer one giveaway per day. Each weekday, we'll lay on the line either a discounted program or a specific number of free licenses.
As noted above, the campaign runs all through December with no impact regular weekly giveaways, which are still on. In other words, over the weekends, there will be two unlimited giveaways and the weekly promotion with a limited number of licenses.
As far as the attractions of the campaign are concerned, we have readied a diverse batch of programs that cover almost any field of activity. Thus, we tried to cover everything from security products (anti-malware, firewall, anti-spam, anti-loggers) to system optimization instruments and office productivity programs.
Also included are products designed to help you keep tabs on the items in your movie collection, back up important data, or handle photos by editing or organizing them into fun projects.
For the promotions requiring you to post comments we’d like to see some interesting, original lines from you. Our 10 Year Anniversary campaign in October is a good source you can draw inspiration from.
Winners will be picked from the comments section of the giveaway piece. They will be listed in the article once they reply to our email announcing them as winners, with all the details we need in order to send them the license.
In some cases, your real name will be required. No information, except for your comment and the alias / nickname you provide, appears online.