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fromBostonGlobe.com
1 week ago

'im in charge now': Why Dunkin's viral 'Spidey D' ad campaign is the future of marketing - The Boston Globe

The spidonut first appeared innocently enough, as part of a rather generic Halloween menu rolloutlast October. "No tricks, just treats" the brand posted with a series of ghost emojis, promoting its spider confection on Instagram alongside a purple trick-or-treat tub of munchkins. (Honestly, it was meh at best.) The spider doughnut wasn't even new - since 2017 Dunkin's Halloween lineup has included a similar treat with an orange coat of frosting. But apparently the new purple hue unleashed some evil inside that munchkin center.
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fromInc
2 weeks ago

How This Upstart NYC Business Is Getting New Customers Thanks to Carrier Pigeons

A NYC dispensary used a tongue-in-cheek carrier-pigeon stunt to promote and expand its legal in-house cannabis delivery, generating viral engagement without flying pigeons.
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fromKansas City Star
2 months ago

Missouri school district turned Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce proposal to viral gold

Willard Public Schools used Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement announcement to create a timely, viral social media campaign that drove widespread community engagement.
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fromThe Drum
3 months ago
Marketing

Jet2 is NOT a lesson in viral marketing, it's a wake-up call to the power of audio

Jet2's jingle exemplifies the enduring effectiveness of audio in marketing, resonating widely in popular culture.
fromNew York Post
3 months ago
Film

Cloaked, hook-handed figure terrorizes NYC: Mystery madman or marketing ruse for 'I Know What You Did Last Summer?'

A viral marketing campaign for "I Know What You Did Last Summer" features a frightening lookalike of the original villain scaring people across New York.
fromNew York Post
3 months ago
Film

Cloaked, hook-handed figure terrorizes NYC: Mystery madman or marketing ruse for 'I Know What You Did Last Summer?'

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