Archive for March, 2010

Following on from yesterdays’ post where I told you about GiggleBingo joining Twitter and Facebook, I want to tell you about the amount of money this website paid out last month.  This UK online bingo website just announced that a pair of their lucky online bingo players managed to win over £3,000 in total winnings last month.

The wins last month came from progressive jackpots that were scooped and the first lucky winner who goes by the username of Marlesque and this lucky winner won a progressive jackpot worth £1,572 on the 19^th of February after getting the full house in only 44 calls in the Giggle Bingo Friendship Room.  Today days later the second lucky player scooped another progressive jackpot. This player goes by the username of Soppy67 and this player won £1,478 in the Snickers Room by getting the full house in 48 calls.

Giggle Bingo have stated that anyone who thinks that there is no money to be won playing online bingo games should really take another look.  Two of their progressive jackpots were won last month and this can happen at any time.  These two lucky players won over £3,000 in just two games of online bingo and who knows, next time it could be you.

These two progressive jackpots that were won have already been reset and both are well on their way past the £1,000 mark already.

Giggle Bingo offers all new online bingo players on their website a free £5 no deposit bonus.  They also offer a 200% match bonus on your first deposit and a 50% bonus on all subsequent deposits.  They also have the bingo ball for life where your ball could get you a cool £1,000.  This online bingo website offers 75 ball bingo games and 90 ball bingo games so there is always an exciting game to play.  They also have a range of online casino games that players can try out too.  If you haven’t already signed up with this UK online bingo website then maybe you should take a look today.  Remember you get a £5 no deposit bonus just for signing up and this free cash will allow you to try out all of their great online bingo games.

Until Next Time,

Watch Those Balls,

UK online bingo website Giggle Bingo has expanded its virtual presence and now they can be found on both Facebook and Twitter.  The reason behind this move is to allow their players to communicate with them in an open space.  To be honest with you I think they are just following suit with what the online marketing world has to say.  Everyone is on Facebook and Twitter these days including celebrities and it is a way to get your name out there.

According to Giggle Bingo this is their first step when it comes to entertaining and engaging with their online bingo players.  They also stated that with the ever popular Facebook and numerous smaller social networks growing in popularity that they are moving out of their pigeonhole of just communicating with their online bingo players in a traditional sense.

They also went on to state that they are in the process of developing a number of entertaining Facebook applications for their community of online bingo players so that they can add value to their visitor’s social and bingo experience.  They want to be able to communicate directly with their online bingo players in an open space to show that they are real people and that they do care about their players.  By using Facebook and Twitter they can interact in real time and receive feedback and suggestions for new online bingo games and promotions.

Giggle Bingo have stated that they are aiming for direct interaction between their players as well as their brand.  According to Olivia who is the voice of Giggle Bingo on Twitter, she loves interacting with the followers and she also went on to say that it has been great fun and that she has had a laugh with everyone.  People are following this online bingo website and really voicing their opinions.

So there you go; online bingo websites are now taking to Twitter and Facebook.  What do you think about this?  Do you think they are just doing it to market their website and brand or do you think that they really want to interact with their players?  I would love to hear your thoughts on this one.

Until next time,

Watch Those Balls,