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	Comments on: Heinz Launches Creative Facebook Promotion in U.K.	</title>
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		By: Adrian		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Nicely written article. I&#039;m a fan of balsamic vinegar and ketchup, so I&#039;d sign up if I lived in the UK. UK seemed to be ahead of the game in terms of cunning PR. This is a perfect example of using people to spread the news. Perhaps co-opting rather than using people is a better term sign consumers willingly sign aboard. Moreover, a free bottle of ketchup costs almost the same as a passive Google ad under CPC for Heinz if... it was distributed through their regular channels Sainsburys, Tesco etc.

Please shoot the telemarketers that phone me 2 - 5x a day trying to sell me utter cr*p.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nicely written article. I&#8217;m a fan of balsamic vinegar and ketchup, so I&#8217;d sign up if I lived in the UK. UK seemed to be ahead of the game in terms of cunning PR. This is a perfect example of using people to spread the news. Perhaps co-opting rather than using people is a better term sign consumers willingly sign aboard. Moreover, a free bottle of ketchup costs almost the same as a passive Google ad under CPC for Heinz if&#8230; it was distributed through their regular channels Sainsburys, Tesco etc.</p>
<p>Please shoot the telemarketers that phone me 2 &#8211; 5x a day trying to sell me utter cr*p.</p>
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