Simply type the URL http://www.makeitso.org.au into your Facebook status ("What's on your mind?"). Remember to leave a space after the URL so Facebook will pick up the campaign blurb. Feel free to add your own message to encourage your friends to visit the competition site and tell their friends too.
Changing your profile picture is easy. First, download the make it so profile picture above and save it to your computer. Then, simply login, click your current picture and select 'change profile picture'. Then upload the saved Make it so image.
Make it so. They're three pretty powerful words. With this badge as your profile picture, all your friends will start asking questions - and you can point them in the right direction!
While you're on Facebook, why not become a fan of our page - we've got exclusive downloads available only on Facebook throughout the competition - starting with an interactive screensaver.
Tweet about the competition launch on twitter. Make your own comment on the campaign and help us generate some buzz. Don't forget to hash tag #make_it_so to link back to the site.
We're going to leak the launch on twitter at 5pm on 15 February - check out our tweets and leak it via your tweets too.
Blog the moment
The more voices we have - and the wider our audience - the better. If you've got a blog, help us out by writing a short story or review of the competition and its objectives. Your comments will add to the Australia-wide chatter around the competition and help spread the good word about engineering.
Your website
Add these badges and banners to your website to help promote the Make it so site. Simply visit our badges page to copy the HTML, and then link the badge back to our site (http://www.makeitso.org.au). A small space could help make a big difference.
We'll throw in a towel
We want to reward our most social advocates with a free beach towel. We've got a stack of Make it so beach towels to give away - we'll be measuring who makes the most noise on social media sites and hand them out accordingly.
Of course, to those who make a small contribution, we also offer our genuine gratitude. The more people we've got helping us, the more successful the campaign will be.
Make it so Australians know about engineering
Please make 16 February 2010 the advocates day of action - and help us launch of the Make it so competition.
The more people we have entering the competition, the more people who will explore the site and learn about the amazing work engineers do every day. This, after all, will help us reach our goal - to change the face of engineering in Australia for good.