The document summarizes an IKEA marketing campaign from 2009 that utilized Facebook to promote the brand and open a new store in Malmö, Sweden. Focus groups found that younger people saw IKEA as their parents' brand. The campaign aimed to change attitudes by having customers identify with a fictional store manager on Facebook. It encouraged sharing photos tagged with furniture to generate curiosity. The low-cost campaign was highly successful, winning several awards, and helped IKEA become more successful with social media marketing. However, Facebook later updated its policies to prevent similar unpaid promotional campaigns.