Which Smurf Do You Want On “America’s Got Talent”? Vote and Enter For A Chance To Win Great Prizes! Nick Butler, July 21, 2011 Over the past few weeks, fans of the Smurfs have been working to get their favorite characters on the popular NBC talent show America’s Got Talent. Well, now you can help too! After the jump, vote for which Smurf you’re looking forward to seeing on America’s Got Talent the most and find out how to enter our contest for a chance to win either a $25 iTunes giftcard or a Smurfs movie poster! Simply vote below, and then leave a comment on this post saying which character you voted for. It’s that simple! Make sure you leave a way for us to contact you in case you win (more details below).Apploading… Please enable javascript. When submitting the comment, you’ll be given the option to “Post as”. If you fill out your name and email in the form that pops up, we’ll be able to contact you. Please do not publicly post your email address. If you use Twitter, feel free to add that to the comment and we can contact you on there.We’re giving away (2) $25 iTunes giftcards and (1) Smurfs movie poster. You can only enter once, so please only leave one comment. You must vote in order to enter.Good luck! Contests Viral Marketing Americas Got TalentContestsNBCSmurfs
The Amazing Spider-Man: More Viral Findings Lead to Sketches of Web Slingers April 26, 2012April 26, 2012This week the viral campaign for The Amazing Spider-Man got back on track with an update from “Mark of the Spider-Man” and a new website. We knew that there was more to what we found, and we were right. Details after the jump. Read More
Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum Compete In Twitter Challenge For “21 Jump Street” October 31, 2011The film adaptation of the Johnny Depp 80s television show 21 Jump Street opens in March, but the public has yet to see a trailer. Stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum look to change that, but they are making a competition out of it. Whichever actor gets the most Twitter… Read More
The Boondock Saints: Viral Made Simple February 9, 2010February 9, 2010Back in December, I wrote an article discussing the old school word of mouth viral for the film The Boondock Saints, and how it was relying strictly on how bad it’s fans wanted to see the first film in the theaters. No flashy gimmicks. No websites with secret passwords (although… Read More