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	<title>Comments on: SocialFresh: Viral marketing that works.</title>
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		<title>By: bpierce</title>
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		<description>I looked more closely at SocialFresh&#039;s marketing campaign. There is only one &quot;winner&quot;, not just &quot;post about us for a discount&quot; and you get a discount on your ticket... I was wrong. And, honestly, I&#039;m disappointed. 

I&#039;d rather have seen a higher cost for a ticket to attend, followed by an offer stating that if you post a blog you get a discount off the price (basically what I had assumed they were offering to begin with). 

By bringing the cost for a ticket down for anyone that posts a blog entry on it I think the accumulative buzz would&#039;ve been a lot greater. And I believe that would&#039;ve offset the loss revenue from the price reduction.

Still not a bad idea they had to gain some attention, but it probably would&#039;ve been a whole lot more effective to offer a discount to ANYONE that posted about SocialFresh.

... I wonder if this comment will affect my chances at winning...
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I looked more closely at SocialFresh&#8217;s marketing campaign. There is only one &#8220;winner&#8221;, not just &#8220;post about us for a discount&#8221; and you get a discount on your ticket&#8230; I was wrong. And, honestly, I&#8217;m disappointed. </p>
<p>I&#8217;d rather have seen a higher cost for a ticket to attend, followed by an offer stating that if you post a blog you get a discount off the price (basically what I had assumed they were offering to begin with). </p>
<p>By bringing the cost for a ticket down for anyone that posts a blog entry on it I think the accumulative buzz would&#8217;ve been a lot greater. And I believe that would&#8217;ve offset the loss revenue from the price reduction.</p>
<p>Still not a bad idea they had to gain some attention, but it probably would&#8217;ve been a whole lot more effective to offer a discount to ANYONE that posted about SocialFresh.</p>
<p>&#8230; I wonder if this comment will affect my chances at winning&#8230;<br />
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