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This is what we call Viral Marketing! So It all started when Greg, a popular X creator, tagged Arby’s (an American QSR brand), pointing out that they still hadn't updated the old ‘Twitter logo’ on their carry bag. To this Arby’s humorously replaced

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Hey I am on Medial • 3m

This proves you don’t need a big marketing budget to make an impact. Arby’s got massive attention just by being witty and responsive. More brands should focus on creativity instead of pouring money into ads

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