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The 20 Best Social Media Campaigns

August 2010


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From the Forbes Magazine article entitled

The Best-Ever Social Media CampaignsAuthor - Victoria Taylor

August 17, 2010
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#20 Career Builder Monk-e-Mail

This popular CareerBuilderpromotion, created in 2006, allowsusers to send personalized,primate-themed e-cards for all

occasions. According to Oddcast,a viral marketing company, morethan 100 million Monk-e-Mailshave been sent since thecampaign launched.

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#19 Bing Farmville

To monopolize on the widely popular"Farmville" Facebook game, Microsoft'sBing search engine bribed players withFarmville cash, used in the game tobuy more crops and farm animals, ifthey clicked on a sponsored ad for the

search engine in early May.

A Microsoft spokesperson said theresults showed the campaign'ssuccess, as Bing acquired 425,000new fans, a 360% jump in less than

one day. Seventy percent of the fansvisited Bing in the following month.

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#18 BMW 1 Series Graffiti Contest

In honor of BMW's "1 Series," in2008 the German carmakercreated an online graffiti contestwhere participants answered thequestion "What drives you?"through designs on the outline of

the car.

Participants submitted about 9,000drawings, which garnered about500,000 total votes. The winnersreceived car models rather than

actual vehicles.

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#17 Cadbury Gorilla

This 90-second video ad, createdin 2007, features a person in agorilla suit drumming to the

music of Phil Collins before itdirects viewers to Cadbury'swebsite. Reportedly, CadburySchweppes sales jumped 7%between 2007 and 2008.

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#16 Quicksilver Dynamite Surfing

A 2007 video for the surfer clothingmanufacturer shows surfersmaking waves in a lake with thehelp of some explosives. Thestaged video, which consists ofgrainy footage to make it appearmore authentic, has been viewed35 million times. It developedsomething of a cult following,leading to the Discovery Channel'sMythbusters investigating thelegitimacy of dynamite surfing.

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#15 The Dark Knight Why so serious?

This alternate reality game was createdby California-based 42 Entertainment topromote the Batman movie. Players tookto the streets dressed as the Joker, themovie's villain, and campaigned for anew mayor of Gotham City.

More than 10 million people in 75different countries participated, and thefilm went on to become the highest-grossing movie of 2008. However, one ofthe Forbes judges questioned whetherthe high development cost needed for analternate reality game this extensive

yielded strong returns given the initialinvestment required.

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#14 Smirnoff Tea Partay

The Diageo-owned vodka brandlaunched this viral rap parodymusic video featuring preppy whiteguys promoting Smirnoff's Raw

Tea drink in 2006. The Web video,which directed viewers to thedrink's Web site, wassupplemented with billboard andradio ads.

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#13 Vitaminwater Facebook is now homepage

The beverage made the risky move ofhaving its Facebook fan page doubleas the brand's official website. It alsoembarked on an interactive campaignthat allowed Facebook fans to createtheir own flavors of Glaceau

Vitaminwater. The creator of the winingflavor received $5,000.

The Forbes judges concluded that whatmade this effort successful was itscommitment to getting the brand name

out there and promoting this socialcomponent through TV and online ads.

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#12 Target Bullseye Gives

This social media campaignempowered its Facebook fans byputting $3 million in their hands. Overtwo weeks Facebook users voted onwhich among the 10 selected charitieswould receive the greatest proportion

of the money. St. Jude's Children'sHospital received 26.6% of the votes,so Target donated $797,123 to it.

The effort attracted 291,399 votes from167,000 fans. That's not a staggering

number, but it helped raise awarenessfor Target and its charitable efforts.

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#11 Whopper Sacrifice

This Burger King campaign wasn'tafraid to ask the tough question: Whatdo you love more, your friends or theWhopper? The Facebook applicationbribed consumers to "unfriend" 10people from their Facebook friends list

in exchange for a free burger.

Ad agency Crispin, Porter + Boguskysays the application terminated some234,000 "friendships." Ultimately,Facebook decided that letting its usersknow that they had been let go

contradicted its business plan, and theapplication itself was sacrificed.

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#10 Windows Hotmail

The judges were strongly divided onthis campaign, which started in 1996,with one ranking it as the top socialmedia campaign and another placing itat the very bottom.

The debate was over whether thegroundbreaking technique of runningads like "get your free email at Hotmail"at the bottom of every email messagequalifies as a social media campaign.

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#9 Ikea Facebook Showroom

To promote the opening of a new storein Malmo, Sweden, Ikea had the storemanager post pictures of the the newshowrooms on Facebook. The firstpeople to tag the items won them.

Awareness spread rapidly fromparticipants to their Facebook friends.

The campaign won a 2010 Gold CyberLion at Cannes. "[This is] a great ideathat not only is highly viral but getsconsumers engaging with actualmerchandise," says Brandon Evans ofsocial marketing agency Mr. Youth.

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#8 Evian Roller Babies

The Guinness Book of WorldRecords says this YouTubemegahit, which features computer-generated babies on roller skatesbreakdancing and backflipping, isthe most viewed online ad in

history.

This one is purely about thenumbers, with the effort, from EuroRSCG in Paris, receiving morethan 54,000 comments and tweets

to date, as well as more than 60million views.

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#7 OfficeMax Elf Yourself

For its 2006 holiday campaign, theoffice supply retailer encouraged Webusers to upload pictures of themselves.

An elf, with those faces, would thendance. The campaign, created by NewYork-based independent agency Toyand San Francisco-based EVB, led to

the creation of more than 122 millionelves during that holiday season.

It increased site traffic and generated anumber of wannabes and spin offs,driving sales and brand awareness,

according to the judges.

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#6 VW Fun Theory

This social experiment campaignlooked to see if making things more"fun" would influence consumerbehavior. This included Volkswagentransforming a Swedish subwaystaircase into a giant, functioningpiano, which resulted in 66% more

people choosing the steps rather thanan escalator.

Created by DDB Stockholm, thecampaign was awarded a 2010 CyberGrand Prix Lion at the Cannes LionsInternational Advertising Festival.

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#5 Pepsi Refresh

While Pepsi's Refresh campaign,which gives people the chance toget funding for philanthropic andcharitable ideas, is ongoing, the

Forbes judges highlighted the useof "Refresh" as a way for Pepsi topush toward a new identity whilestill maintaining its youthful image.

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#4 Burger King Subservient Chicken

With the help of a person in a chickensuit, dubbed the "subservient chicken,"Burger King and agency Crispin, Porter+ Bogusky's campaign was created in2004 to promote the chain'sTenderCrisp Sandwich.

According to the ad agency, the Website, where a participant can still type incommands like "moonwalk" and "makea sandwich" and watch the chickenobey the order, received 15 million hitsin the first five days.

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#3 Old Spice Smell Like a Man, Man.

Old Spice spokesman IsaiahMustafa was popular in TVcommercials, but what really madethis campaign an interactive hitwas the recent Web-based

element with Mustafa respondingto questions submitted by fans onTwitter and other social mediaoutlets in as many as 180 Webvideos this summer. He proposedmarriage to one fan's girlfriend.

She accepted.

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#2 Blendtec Will it blend?

Web videos for the Blendtec TotalBlender show the kitchen accessorydestroying just about everything from abaseball to an iPhone. Our judgesunanimously ranked this series ofdestructive shorts as one of the best

social media campaigns.

According to Jeff Robe, Blendtec'sdirector of marketing, the videos havedone more than boost awareness ofBlendtec blenders. Home sales ofblenders have increased 700% sinceNovember 2006.

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#1 The Blair Witch Project

This is considered the best-ever social mediacampaign and one of the first viral marketingefforts. The marketers behind this horror flickwere able to generate big buzz for a moviewith a teeny budget by using Web sites andmessage boards to stoke interest in the flickmonths before its release in the summer of1999.

Was the story of young documentary makerslost in the woods true or false? Fakenewspaper clippings about thedisappearance of the movie's maincharacters and police photos of their missingcar were posted. Movie site Box Office Mojo

reports that the film made more than $29million during its first week of wide release. Ithas generated about $249 million to dateworldwide.

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