What Is Brickfish?
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Brickfish is a social media advertising platform that launches online marketing campaigns to spark user-generated content like blogs, images and videos about brands. Consumers share this content virally through Brickfish.com, websites and social media. Brickfish tracks consumer engagement and bills clients using a cost per engagement model. Case studies showed campaigns for Honest Foods, ISIS and MilkRocks that generated high reach, engagement, and virality.
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