SnoreStop to Hire More Headvertisers

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SnoreStop, the company that won an Ebay bid of $37,375 to advertise on Andrew Fischer’s forehead for a month, is expanding its forehead advertising efforts an looking to find the next sucker or group of suckers to slap the company’s logo on their head for a month.

SnoreStop promises a $37,375 month long contract as a grand prize and has invited people to interview to be the next SnoreStop headvertisement. This time, the company is looking to go beyond having their headvertiser simply wear a temporary forehead tattoo but to showcase their special talents, such as singing, dancing, modeling, stand-up, poetry, even snoring, that can help spread the SnoreStop message in a creative manner.

The first interview session will be held on August 12 from 9am-6pm at the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel in Los Angeles. Those interested can apply online at Monster, HotJobs or CareerBuilder to register for the event. Later, SnoreStop will offer Mid-West and East Coast interviews opportunities.

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