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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Help Choose the Most Engaging Campaign
Last year debuted a lot of top notch engagement campaigns. Now that we are already into 2011, let’s take a look at which campaigns did the best when it came to fostering brand interaction? Maybe it was Disney’s Give A Day, Get A Day or Pepsi Refresh. Or was a local initiative that still had big impact and reach.
Well, now’s your chance to decide, with Piehead’s “Most Engaging Campaign of 2010”. Whether you’re an impressed brand manager or a jealous-but-still-somewhat-objective creative, head on over to the Fan Faves tab of our Facebook page to cast your vote:
1. Upload an image of the campaign
2. You and your peers vote (so get your friends to vote, too)
3. Winner announced Monday, January 31, 2011
4. The prize: A Social Engagement Analysis by Piehead and a 3-month subscription to Offerpop’s next-gen marketing platforms for Facebook and Twitter
Yes, you can vote for your own campaign. And yes, some people will make fun of you for it. But hey, may the best campaign win. So vote now and share the http://bit.ly/EngagingCampaigns link with colleagues so they can vote, too.
Well, now’s your chance to decide, with Piehead’s “Most Engaging Campaign of 2010”. Whether you’re an impressed brand manager or a jealous-but-still-somewhat-objective creative, head on over to the Fan Faves tab of our Facebook page to cast your vote:
1. Upload an image of the campaign
2. You and your peers vote (so get your friends to vote, too)
3. Winner announced Monday, January 31, 2011
4. The prize: A Social Engagement Analysis by Piehead and a 3-month subscription to Offerpop’s next-gen marketing platforms for Facebook and Twitter
Yes, you can vote for your own campaign. And yes, some people will make fun of you for it. But hey, may the best campaign win. So vote now and share the http://bit.ly/EngagingCampaigns link with colleagues so they can vote, too.
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