Knowledge Bank’s 12 Days of Christmas returns

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Knowledge Bank has brought back its ‘12 Days of Christmas’ campaign for the third year in a row.

It starts on 1 December, it offers prizes both to existing subscribers and to those taking trials during this time.

It will run for 12 working days throughout December, finishing on 16 December.

Prizes include a Family Day-Out Experience, a Sonos One Speaker and a 12-month Cocktail Box subscription.

A winner will be drawn each weekday throughout the campaign. The prize of the day will be revealed on a special advent calendar on Knowledge Bank’s website. The daily winners will be announced on social media and will be contacted personally by the Knowledge Bank team notifying them of their win.

Nicola Firth, CEO of Knowledge Bank, said: “Our ‘12 Days of Christmas’ campaign is now eagerly awaited each year with brokers asking us well in advance if we were doing it again. Certainly, I think we can all agree, that this year, like no other, we need a bit of Christmas cheer and this is a great way to spread that cheer throughout December, both to brokers who have been with us from the beginning and those who are taking out new trials.

“We have seen more brokers than ever, flock to Knowledge Bank this year, as never before has the need for a comprehensive way to search criteria been more necessary.  This is our way of just giving a little bit back.

“The prizes that have been donated by our sponsors this year are excellent and we know that our brokers are going to love them. Of course, a massive thank you to our sponsors for their support again this year and their creativity in choosing some incredible prizes. We wish everyone the best of luck for the first draw on Tuesday.”

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