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From the page: "The fact that something so simple, so easily created, could spark such a response from people everywhere should give all of you non-believing marketing managers out there a glimmer of hope."
Reviewed by charistsevis Mar 14 2009, 10:42am ( 8 reviews ) • philabustr.com
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Rated by Psychnerd on Mar 16 2009, 7:15am
This is fantastic. I like the pics from Madagascar the best!
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Rated by QuentinsOnTheWay on Mar 15 2009, 12:32am
very well-written and informative article
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Rated by Bennyinny on Mar 14 2009, 6:13pm
I first wrote about the "Where the Hell is Matt" phenomenon six months ago after seeing it at Podcamp Philly. I was impressed with it then, and I am more impressed with it now. Both as a feel good experience and a brilliant viral marketing campaign.
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Rated by henis on Mar 14 2009, 6:10pm
Cool video.
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Rated by antranik on Mar 14 2009, 1:26pm
Where in the hell is Matt, and social media.
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Rated by baoma on Mar 14 2009, 12:49pm
great post
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Rated by spinchacha on Mar 14 2009, 11:27am
Great post and video. Makes you think about the power of the internet!
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Rated by charistsevis on Mar 14 2009, 10:42am
From the page: "The fact that something so simple, so easily created, could spark such a response from people everywhere should give all of you non-believing marketing managers out there a glimmer of hope."
