Feb 16, 2001

CREATION: Web briefings - Wrigley's launches campaign on Red-dots

Beyond Interactive has launched Wrigley's Extra Auction, a

three-week branding campaign, on the Red-dots.com auction site.



By collecting sugar-free gum packs or referring friends to the site,

users will be given an online currency called Extradollars for limited

participation in Red-dots auction site.



The latest effort is a continuation of the Gum Rider campaign. The

company has also incorporated a viral marketing mechanism into the

latest campaign, generating 10,000 unique registrants, 25 per cent of

which were referrals.



CREATION: Web briefings - Wrigley's launches campaign on Red-dots

Beyond Interactive has launched Wrigley's Extra Auction, a

three-week branding campaign, on the Red-dots.com auction site.



By collecting sugar-free gum packs or referring friends to the site,

users will be given an online currency called Extradollars for limited

participation in Red-dots auction site.



The latest effort is a continuation of the Gum Rider campaign. The

company has also incorporated a viral marketing mechanism into the

latest campaign, generating 10,000 unique registrants, 25 per cent of

which were referrals.



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Campaign Asia
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