Help Hasbro be even more awesome
*Please note: this opportunity is for UK residents only*
Are you Mum to a child aged 12 years old or younger? If so, then this may just be of interest to you and is a really easy way to earn a little cash in the form of Amazon credits, simply for sharing your opinions and basically chatting about what we know best, our kids and their play time.
Hasbro, a leading brand in the toy, game and entertainment industry has created a private online community of Mums to serve as advisors to their brand. Hasbro knows the products they create can inspire your children and encourage imagination, play and creativity. Knowing this, they are relying on this special group of 'Mum advisors' to help them gain a greater understanding of the lifestyle and needs of their consumers as it relates back to their children’s entertainment, and is opening up this invitation to you.
As a member, you’ll be part of an exclusive group that provides Hasbro with feedback and perspective on games, toys and entertainment as well as all those things that inspire your child’s creative spirit when it comes to the products you purchase. You’ll also get to interact with other Mums of children 0-12 years old to share stories, similarities and advice along the way. So basically, chatting to other Mums like we do already, meeting new people and getting rewarded for your time too.
Benefits for Hasbro Family HotSpot Members include:
>> Rewards: Monthly $10 Amazon gift codes for your participation (great to save for Christmas!).
>> Impact: Help inspire what comes next for a leading brand in the industry.
>> Connect: Make connection with other Mums living the same life experiences as you.
Are you a mum too and interested in joining? If so, don’t miss out on your chance to advise a brand you care about and have the satisfaction of knowing the toys your kids love may be even greater because of you!
You can see if you qualify today by following this link >> http://bit.ly/2o94t8I.
Disclosure: This is a collaborative post with Hasbro.
