5 Creative Uses Of The Facebook Like
The 31st FantasPorto Oporto International Horror Film Festival, held in Oporto between 25 February and 5 March, is being sponsored by Jornal de Notícias. This local newspaper placed a remarkable ad with a macabre sense of appreciation…
A great way to use the popular Facebook Like to promote a horror festival! It inspired us to post about more creative uses of Facebook likes…
Facebook Like Stamp
The Facebook Like button has now taken over the world wide web. Everybody uses it and it’s on pratically every website. The guys over at Nation (a design Studio from UK), loved it too and designed a stamp after it. You can now like all your office papers, as you like the whole web.
Dislike Mubarak
President Hosni Mubarak has not gained the favoritism of many with the recent political up-roar in Egypt. The Facebook-like DisLike button image that has surfaced on the web was used by many anti-Mubarak people in order to spread their call that Mubarak would resign.
Facebook Like button, for real
In Israel Coca-Cola figured out a way for people to “Like” real world objects, places and events. They implemented these cool facebook-bracelets at the Coca Cola Village, a watersport, sunbathing, gameplaying amusement park activity-thing for teenagers.
When the guests arrive, they are given a bracelet ID which transmits an RFID signal, which they program with their facebook login. They can “like” activities and places in the real village, and their actions show up on Facebook. See this video for more information.
To Like or not to Like…
Heineken asked the audience to ‘Like’ 2011 and to simultaneously wish the social network a happy 2011. At the same time the Dutch ‘Consumer & Safety’, a government organization specially for the safety of Dutch citizens, released a ‘disabled like’ in order to warn the Dutch audience for the danger of fireworks.
What About You?
So this our top 5. What other creative use of the Facebook like can you share with our readers?
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