CultureOwl is Expanding its Ambassadors Program

Aug 11, 2017

CultureOwl Miami is announcing that due to the high level of interest in the recently launched “Ambassadors Program”, the company has decided to increase its scope and welcome new additions to their team of art and culture enthusiasts.

Aventura, United States - August 11, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —

CultureOwl Miami is proud to announce that due to the high level of interest in the recently launched Ambassadors Program, the company has decided to increase its scope and welcome new additions to their team of art and culture enthusiasts.

For a short period of time, the program attracted the interest of many influential culture bloggers and social media celebrities who received complementary tickets and VIP access to some of the most anticipated events of the summer, including Cirque Du Soleil and Symphony of the Americas.

CultureOwl is ready to welcome new ambassadors who will receive free tickets to concerts and special events, restaurant gift cards, VIP access to members only parties and other gifts.

Culture lovers and leaders who are interested in joining the new ambassador recruitment cycle for CultureOwl and want to receive tickets for premium events are welcomed to apply at https://www.cultureowl.com/ambassador. Applicants with valid social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Blog, etc.) will be contacted by CultureOwl staff for more details.

Last month, Culture Owl – a South Florida-based print and digital guide for arts and entertainment successfully launched its Ambassadors program, commemorating the company’s rebranding from AroundTown Arts & Culture Magazine to CultureOwl. The idea of the Ambassadors Program is to connect influential culture personals with CultureOwl’s capable multi-platform brand, featuring a monthly publication, web service and mobile application, in the name of arts and culture.

CultureOwl acknowledges the power of social media and encourages its future ambassadors to utilize its advantages and share event experiences on their websites and social accounts. The goal is to attract more art lovers to the rich cultural lifestyle of South Florida and emphasize the participation and significance of CultureOwl in the cultural landscape of Miami and surrounding areas.

About Culture Owl:

CultureOwl established itself as the richest digital culture guide of South Florida, offering customizable interface that keeps track of the interests of the users. On the digital pages of CultureOwl, the audience can check South Florida’s cultural calendar, presenting events of all sizes and types, including concerts, theatrical performances, movie premieres, art exhibitions and gallery openings. The ultimate mission of CultureOwl is to help people experience culture their own way.

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(PR By MullerAndGreen)

Contact Info:
Name: Culture Owl
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Culture Owl
Address: 21355 E Dixie Hwy Ste 106, Aventura, Florida 33180 , United States

For more information, please visit https://www.cultureowl.com

Source: NewsNetwork

Release ID: 228367

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