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Here's a list of the latest improvements made to PublisherChallenge:

MotiveInteractive Competition Launches

MotiveInteractive has launched their first competition on PublisherChallenge which will run from March 1st, 2009 - March 31st, 2009.

They are coming out with a bang, offering a guaranteed prize pool of $2,000 with no minimum prerequisite required for the Main Prize category.

Prizes include a VIP Las Vegas Trip for Two, Slingbox PRO-HD, 2.0 GHz MacBook, and one fancy telescope to name a few.

Forums & Forums Link Added

A forum for PublisherChallenge discussion has been created by its sister site PublisherForums.com. In addition, a link and icon to the forums has been added to the top navbar on PublisherChallenge.com.

Updates & Announcements Sub-Forum Added

If you're reading this, then you've already seen this feature :-) Simply put, a new sub-forum titled Updates & Announcements has been added to the PublisherChallenge forums. It will be used to announce new features, improvements, and any other changes made to the site.

Upcoming Competitions Now Display on Site

Upcoming competitions now display on the site. In addition, tabs for upcoming competitions now display a "Launching in X days" message in red, and current running competitions display a "X Days Remaining" in green.

"Sign Up Now" Button Hides When Logged In

The "Sign Up Now" button which is displayed on the front page competition tabs now hides when logged in.

Date Range Added to Competition Page Description

The date range for competitions is now shown under the title on competition tabs for easier reference.

"Past 7 Day's Commissions" Metric Added to Profile Stats

PublisherChallenge users will now be able to view the commissions generated during the past 7 days on profile pages. In addition, the "Total Generated" stats have from the top of the Quick Stats table to the bottom.

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