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What if a real company decided to turn their whole site into a twitter conversation?
What
a unique approach. In a traditional viral campaign, you launch a viral
concept and it takes on a life of its own, living in media largely
beyond your control. Skittles did one better. They launched a viral
campaign and turned their website
into an incubator for the virus.
Talk about putting your money where
your mouth is! An argument could be made that the skittles website isn’t
core to their product sales, so replacing it with a twitter results
page isn’t as big of a risk as if a B2B company were to do it. But
still, you have to respect the moxie of Skittles’ Web 2.0 marketing
team. What a great campaign!
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