Marketing Stunts – What Works (and What Doesn't) – DAY Vision
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North Face tried to scam Wikipedia to get its products to the top of Google search - The Verge
The North Face Apologizes For Wikipedia Marketing Stunt
The North Face Breaches Wikipedia Terms Of Service To Reach Top Of Google Search Results 05/30/2019
The North Face flooded Wikipedia with product images to manipulate Google ranking: Digital Photography Review
North Face criticised for replacing Wikipedia pics with branded shots | Wikipedia | The Guardian
Why The North Face's Wikipedia marketing stunt struck a nerve | CBC Radio
The North Face tricking Wikipedia is advertising's dark side
After touting Wikipedia image campaign, North Face quickly apologizes - PR Daily
North Face Edited Wikipedia's Photos. Wikipedia Wasn't Happy. - The New York Times
The North Face booed by SEO community after manipulating Google image search results
North Face (film) - Wikipedia
Leo Burnett's The North Face Wiki stunt like 'corporate bully stealing candy' | PR Week
Wikipedia is mad at The North Face for 'unethically' manipulating pages | Dazed
The North Face - Wikipedia
5 takeaways from The North Face Wikipedia fiasco
NORTH FACE WIKIPEDIA STUNT: UNRULY MARKETS DEMAND UNRULY MARKETING - Mechanica
Why The North Face's Wikipedia marketing stunt struck a nerve | CBC Radio
The North Face flooded Wikipedia with product images to manipulate Google ranking: Digital Photography Review
North Face issue grovelling apology when caught editing Wikipedia pages to boost search results | Daily Mail Online
Why The North Face's Wikipedia marketing stunt struck a nerve | CBC Radio
North Face criticised for replacing Wikipedia pics with branded shots | Wikipedia | The Guardian
North Face Wikipedia stunt: unruly markets demand unruly marketing; Budweiser gets it right with 'Tagwords' | Ad Age
The North Face-plant: Turns out hacking Wikipedia isn't good native advertising
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The North Face 'hacked' Wikipedia to get free marketing, and the site's moderators are not happy about it - Deseret News
