I was laughing at this parody. Then, I found myself wanting a KitKat. Perhaps there's something to this presentation style after all!
Kit Kat's homepage is currently a parody of Android announcement page
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Did you run your finger along the tinfoil to cut it perfectly in half? That is a staple of every Britons childhood.
Having moved from the UK to the US, it makes me angry and disappointed that they don't use the paper/foil packaging here, so you can't do that :/
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Presumably the same people who like KitKat on Facebook. Utterly pointless, but people do it.
I agree that it's pointless, but liking a product on Facebook are signaling to their friends that they like KitKat. I think social proof plays a role here: "will I be less cool if I don't show people how I like this thing some of my friends like too?" A brand website doesn't quite have the same appeal of social proof. It takes a greater interest in a brand to visit its website than it takes to open a logo in a friend…
Seriously, I think the websites of candy or Coca Cola and similar consumer products are probably visited by people who want to participate in some sort of lottery or want to get some coupons. Maybe these people just check their favorite brands' websites once in a while for new coupons/prizes.
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#95Its 2013 and I still cant scroll a webpage smoothly.
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#97This honestly makes me wonder: what is the point of web sites for stuff like KitKat? Clearly, they can replace the entire thing for the purposes of a joke so it can't be that high up there. Who visits those sites? What do they do on them? The Nestle/Hersheys site, sure. Standard corporate stuff. But a site specifically for KitKat? EDIT: there seems to be some confusion in the replies. I am not talking about this joke…
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People will visit the web page because it's funny. It features a lot of pictures of Kit Kat. Geeks love junk food and might serve themselves a treat, a why not, a Kit Kat just after watching this. This process is called advertisement. Guess what? It works.
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