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	<title>Comments on: Burger King gets people to dump Facebook friends for free Burgers&#8230;</title>
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		<title>By: Want to engage your customers using social media? Can Facebook really return a high ROI for B2C campaigns?</title>
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		<dc:creator>Want to engage your customers using social media? Can Facebook really return a high ROI for B2C campaigns?</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Another company who were heading in the direction of getting it right were Burger King with their &#8216;delete 10 people and get a free burger&#8217; campaign, sure it was pulled after a week &#8211; but a lot of people installed that app and passed it to friends and the follow up marketing was quick, intelligent and spread the word further than if they hadn&#8217;t been blocked. (I recommend you read my review of the rather brilliant BK campaign here if you missed it &#8211; http://www.bubblegumkitten.com/2009/01/burger-king-gets-peope-to-dump-facebook-friends-for-free-burg...) [...]</description>
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