Nurses thrilled with first annual contests


(PRWEB) May 26, 2016

allnurses.com, the largest online community and peer-to peer networking site for nurses and nursing students, celebrated National Nurses Week with an unprecedented seven days of giveaways. For twenty years, allnurses.com has been the collective voice of the nursing community, supporting the profession by providing a place where nurses can network share and learn from each other and gave back this year by partnering to offer over $1,550 in gift cards and prizes to its registered members.

“This is, by far, one of the most successful promotions we have ever done” said Mary, Community Manager of allnurses.com. “When we were brainstorming this concept, we aimed for ease of use and planned a multi-platform promotional push to reach the widest audience. When we saw the final statistics, I think we were all blown away. On the first day of National Nurses Week we nearly broke our all-time record for traffic to allnurses.com. This was a phenomenal effort by our entire team!”

With seven fun contests to choose from, registered members of allnurses.com had thier pick of entertaining contests to enter. “We aimed to push our member to put their creative talents to work”, commented Mary, “and with the thousands of entries we received, our members truly shined.”

About allnurses
Founded in 1996, allnurses.com is the leading networking site for nurses and nursing students. With an ever-growing community of more than 960,000 registered members, allnurses is the go-to place to communicate and discuss nursing, jobs, schools, NCLEX, careers, and so much more.

The allnurses.com network includes additional resources such as the Nursing Insights e-newsletter, Facebook pages for allnurses.com and Nurses Rock, and a robust Jobs website where users can create job alerts and upload their resume to speed their job search. These allow followers to engage in conversation about serious nursing topics as well as more fun, lighthearted subjects. allnurses in continually enhancing the site for an improved mobile experience for its users which allows nurses to stay connected and find immediate answers and information they need while on-the-go.