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In January 2008, EA Games launched a viral campaign to promote the new game FIFA Street 3. The aim was to create awareness of the new game among the target audience of 15 to 30-year-old males. Almost five months after launch, the campaign had generated a total of 1,393,000 target views.
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In November 2007, the Danish Cancer Society launched a viral campaign to warn against the use of solarium. The aim of the campaign was to communicate the risk of cancer that using solarium implies. The campaign was seeded in Denmark.
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In January 2008, the Coca-Cola Company launched the first of currently three viral campaigns in South America. All three videos build on the “Las Cosas Son Como Son” theme. By June 2008, the videos had combined generated a total of 3,176,445 global views, with 1,277,200 target views.
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Perfetti van Melle launched a campaign for their Air Action Vigorsol brand in March 2007. The campaign was released in Italy. The aim was to create awareness of the Air Action Vigorsol brand by creating an entertaining experience. Seven month after launch the campaign reached 2.7 mio. views.
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Nissan raced to a viral success when they promoted their new Qashqai car through an extensive viral campaign launched in 13 European countries. The result has been 13 million views so far as well as massive traffic generated to the campaign site.
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In January 2007, Quiksilver launched the campaign "Original Thinking" with a target of 760,000 views. The aim was to promote surf gear in contries without a surf culture. Using a Lake of inner Copenhagen as the location, the campaign reached the height of 10.3 million views in only two months.
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Goodyear made a succesful tyre change when deciding to use a viral campaign to raise brand awareness of their Goodyear tyres. Three virals were seeded in five European markets and has so for generated a total of 9 million tracked views.
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A strong viral clip and a well carried-out seeding is the story behind the Sprite Zero NO SUGAR, NO BULL**** viral success. The campaign was seeded in three Nordic countries, has so far generated 3 million views, and is still very alive making more than 3000 daily views.
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In January 2007, Oticon lanched a "sexy" viral clip for their hearing aids, Delta. The campaign was released in the US and UK with a target of 91,000 views. Using seeding angles such as "nice legs = good hearing", the campaign reached 730,000 views.
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Lego promoted LEGO MINDSTORMS® by lanching a viral campaign. The campaign had a target of 113,000 views over all in the US, UK and Germany. The goal of the campaign was to create awareness among youngsters. After a five month period the campaign has reached 871,500 views.
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In November 2006, the Danish Road Safety Council launched a viral campaign to put focus on the speed bandits in Denmark. The campaign made it through different media around the world and reached 8.8 million views after only five months.
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In October 2006, JBS launched a viral campaign for Men´s Underwear in Denmark and Norway. In only five month it reached 9 million views and the campaign became a huge success and was spread to 206 countries and 1100 websites and blogs.
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Danish Retursystem launched a viral campaign in the form of a game. With a target of 35,000 views the campaign exceeded all expectations reaching 136,000 views in a seven month period. This resulted in the campaign winning the effect prize at the Danish Internet Award Show in January 2007
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Danske Bank featured a true Mini Ronaldinho who could actually hit the crossbar, as oppose to Ronaldinho in the famous NIKE campaign. The Danske Bank viral campaign was both fascinating and debatable and generated long discussions on the internet and spread to other media.
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Ørestad Syd is a new city area in Copenhagen. To raise awareness of the upcoming area, a local viral campaign was launched. The campaign was targeted Danish inhabitants only, and out of a total of 235,000 views, 92% of these were reached within Denmark.
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