Online-to-offline loyalty program Plink, which rewards its users with Facebook Credits, announced the closing Wednesday of a $3 million series-A funding round from Grotech Ventures.
Facebook Rewards Provider Plink Closes $3M Funding Round
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In the digital age, businesses must get social or they'll get left behind. Learn how to give your business an extra edge over competitors at AllFacebook Marketing Conference, June 5 in San Francisco. You'll hear from social media strategists and brand managers at Toyota, UNICEF, and Starwoods Hotels & Resorts. Register today.
Get Social at AllFacebook Marketing Conference
In the digital age, businesses must get social or they'll get left behind. Learn how to give your business an extra edge over competitors at AllFacebook Marketing Conference, June 5 in San Francisco. You'll hear from social media strategists and brand managers at Toyota, UNICEF, and Starwoods Hotels & Resorts. Register today. Which Fast Food Restaurants Excel On Facebook?
We’ve established that restaurants and other food-based businesses can boost engagement by posting delicious photos on Facebook. Several pages do this, but who does it best? The recently released Unmetric Fast Food Report shows that Burger King and McDonald’s excel on Facebook.
Plink Partners With Tango Card, Adds Rewards Options Besides Facebook Credits
Online-to-offline loyalty program Plink, which rewards its users with Facebook Credits, reached an agreement with digital gift card company Tango Card that will add several new rewards options for Plink users beginning next month.
When Facebook Policy Goes Wrong
Earlier today Facebook shut down the highly successful Burger King Whopper Sacrifice application. The application that we previously wrote about, encourages users to remove ten of their friends in exchange for a free Whopper. The campaign was insanely successful and then Facebook shut it down due to privacy issues. Now the campaign has become arguably even more successful given all the press they’ve received due to today’s events.
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Burger King's Whopper Sacrifice Coulda Been a Facebook Ad
The latest in Burger King’s marketing ploy; the Whopper Sacrifice. Get rid of some friends on Facebook, and Burger King will give you a coupon for a free Whopper. 10 friends, to be exact. And don’t think that sloughing off 30 friends will land you 3 hamburgers–there’s a 1 coupon limit per user.
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