Kraft Foods | Kitchenistas

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Em mais uma daquelas ações de marketing que envolvem blogueiros como potenciais influenciadores, a Kraft Foods recrutou cinco mamães blogueiras para escrever sobre receitas e sugestões de refeições que levam Velveeta, um queijo processado muito popular nos Estados Unidos, fabricado e distribuído pela Kraft.
As “Kitchenistas” selecionadas para esta campanha terão que ajudar os consumidores a utilizar os queijos Velveeta em novos pratos, dando a eles sugestões muito mais criativas.
Cada uma das blogueiras tem um dia especial da semana para compartilhar suas próprias receitas em um hotsite. Há ainda uma fan page do Facebook que ajuda a aumentar o buzz da campanha.
Os visitantes do VelveetaKitchenistas.com podem deixar um comentário para concorrer a vários prêmios em dinheiro e produtos da marca.

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