Reviewed by: Karan Bhasin
Written by: Aquib Nawab
Credits: FLUX-schnell
Credits: FLUX-schnell
Spotify created fun videos showing users their most-played songs and artists of the year. People loved sharing these, turning it into a yearly viral trend that boosted Spotify’s popularity and user engagement.
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Coca-Cola replaced its logo with popular names on bottles. People searched for their names, bought drinks, and shared pictures online. This fun, interactive campaign increased sales and made the brand more personal.
Netflix created different versions of movie trailers based on what users liked to watch. Action fans saw thrilling clips, while romance lovers got emotional scenes. This smart idea made people more excited to watch.
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Cadbury used Facebook data to suggest personalized chocolate gifts based on users’ interests. People loved receiving chocolates that matched their personalities, making the campaign fun, emotional, and highly shareable.
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Burger King gave customers a 1-cent Whopper deal, but only when they were near a McDonald's. This clever idea made people download the app, drove sales, and created a fun rivalry between the two brands.
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Amazon Prime’s X-Ray feature let viewers tap the screen to see actor names, movie details, and trivia while watching. This interactive experience made streaming more engaging and kept users on the platform longer.
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L’Oréal introduced an AI-powered tool that let people see how different makeup products looked on their faces before buying. This made online shopping easier, more fun, and helped boost sales significantly.
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Starbucks’ app gave customers special offers and rewards based on their favorite drinks. From birthday surprises to personalized discounts, this strategy kept customers coming back and increased brand loyalty.
Credits: FLUX-schnell
Credits: FLUX-schnell