It's competition time at 24hourlondon

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Right you hairy lot. Call this a late conversion to the art of marketing. For at 24hourlondon we need to grow our app downloads. To this end we have devised a competition - or at least a clever man called Rishi Lakhani, whom we met on the London Startups site, has - which we are hoping will do the trick.

We're hoping it will be *even* better than this trick

Yes! You can win £500 and a crate of craft ale brewed by 24hourlondon's very own Dr Dean – at his microbrewery in Cornwall – by following this link, downloading the app, telling us the name of your favourite late-night London haunt that is currently missing from our database. Then email us with its name and say what you like about it.

Some delicious Tremethick ale, my lover

The winner will be chosen on October 1 by an independent judge and informed on October 2. Then I'll blog about it so the whole thing is seen to be completely transparent. What could possibly go wrong?

Tell your friends.

Please.

* Here is a link to the competition page.

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