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Live from SmartBrief’s panel discussion, “How to Create a Viral Marketing Success”
Here’s a live look at some of the highlights from today’s SmartBrief panel discussion featuring GasPedal’s Andy Sernovitz, Stacey Kane of California Tortilla, Brendan Hart of National Geographic, and Stephanie Miller of Return Path — moderated by Guy Kawasaki. 11:28 – Andy begins with the “why” — describes why it’s important to make love to…
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TAC Quick Thai Kitchen’s secret menu for insiders
TAC (Thai Authentic Cuisine) Quick Thai Kitchen in Chicago’s Wrigleyville neighborhood hands most diners a standard menu with traditional Thai cuisine — but insiders know to ask for the special menu with dishes like Fish Maw Salad, the Boat Noodle, and Chewy Beef Jerkey. Here’s Tasting Table’s writeup on it: “Most diners walk into TAC…
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Quiznos asks fans to put their word of mouth on YouTube
On our Social Media Business Council blog, we recently shared how Quiznos is asking fans to submit photos or videos of themselves eating their Quiznos’ sandwiches “in an usual place or while doing an unexpected activity.” They sandwich chain is posting the submissions at ToastyTorpedo.com, and there’s already a bunch of participants. While Quiznos is…
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What a fresh topic can do for an old brand
In 1973, at 1,450.58 ft. and 108 stories, Chicago’s Sears Tower was the tallest building in the world — an irresistible topic. But over time, topics fade and don’t create the same excitement they once did. The Sears Tower experienced this as other buildings around the world were constructed taller and as new attractions were…
