Travel Toiletries Bag Or Makeup Organizer Company Shows Selfies Challenge Results On Relaunched Website

Vancouver, WA business ZombieDisasterKits recently asked customers to upload selfies of themselves in easy to recognize popular tourist spots. A winning selfie would be chosen to receive a prize. Since this announcement, hundreds of selfies have been uploaded and the first prize drawing has been held. The company has been heartened by the uptake and the popularity of their travel toiletries bag and makeup organizer. The selfies can be viewed on http://www.zombiedisasterkits.com, which has recently been relaunched.

Jillian Gregg of Zombie Disaster Kits says: "We wanted to become more interactive with our clients, so they could share some of the travel experiences with the world, and incorporate how our travel kit and UV sanitizing wand have been of benefit to them in so doing. We really hadn't expected quite so many people would take us up on our challenge. We love seeing all the selfies and a winner has now been chosen. However, keep those selfies coming because we will do a drawing each month."

The winner of the selfie upload challenges was given a free travel bag. Susan posted a photograph of herself taking a selfie in front of one of the erupting volcanoes in Hawaii. She was incredibly happy to receive her prize. "Next time I go on my journeys, I will be able to take my new travel kit with me," she says. "This means I won't have any difficulties getting my wet wipes and cooling sprays through the TSA inspection, as I will know that it will meet all the necessary requirements. Watch this space for more selfies, as I am a frequent traveler."

The travel bag has long been very popular, and the new selfie upload challenge reflects this. Photographs of people in the most unusual of places have been uploaded, which really shows just how much people actually enjoy traveingl. For Zombie Disaster Kits, this is further motivation to create the best possible products to make sure traveling goes without a hitch and that people don't get stopped and searched at the TSA airport inspection points. The company is happy to see people are experiencing these benefits and look forward to more photographs and stories.