Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
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Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
#2What a creative marketing campaign
Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
#3What a creative marketing campaign
hahaha agreed
Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
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Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
#5What a creative marketing campaign
I like to give things like this benefit of the doubt (mainly because it makes internet more fun) but in this case I must agree.
And in the unlikely case this is genuine, what's with all the people telling the mother how to parent her kid.
Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
#6What a creative marketing campaign
Very much appears to be a native ad to me.
Well done, LG.
Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
#7She caused a fire because she got distracted with Social Media.
As a parent I would also confiscate electronics and probably consider therapy at that point.
Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
#8The Internet of Shit to the rescue.
Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
#9What a creative marketing campaign
What makes you think a 2 week old social media account with an obscure name and no other matching social accounts would be used to advertise an LG Smart Refrigerator?
Re: Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscates phone
#10What a creative marketing campaign
On a more serious note, how does this work? Do they pay for followers, influencers to promote it, directly for articles like this?
I’m really starting to think we need updated legislation for labelling ads.