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KLM Surprise: The Video

An experiment on how happiness spreads

09.12

Posted in Media

Last month, we decided to write something about KML Surprise. A Foursquare based campaign, in which communications agency Boondoggle succeeded to use the location-based social networking website in a very positive way.

“In the age of social media, doing something that creates a real smile on somebody’s face, is much cooler than attaching a smiley face”

This video shows the results of the campaign, generating more than 1.000.000 impressions on Twitter alone.

Tags: boondoggle, foursquare, future of marketing, klm, social media campaign, social media strategy, klm surprise Tweet this

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