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COUNTRY: GREECE Sector: TECHNOLOGYFace-off spurs Greekusers to get a LifeAn anarchic Messenger agent, dedicated to showing up <strong>the</strong> shortcomings oftraditional emoticons, sparked a rapid-growing revolution in <strong>the</strong> way Greek userschat online. “Face” did more than boost interest in <strong>the</strong> LifeCams and LifeChatsrange of webcams and headsets. Short-tempered and frequently hilarious, he wassoon a star of <strong>the</strong> most popular Greek blogs with his own Facebook following.Key factsClient:Microsoft LifeCams andLifeChatsmedia agency:Ogilvy, ThinkdigitalTARGET AUDIENCE:14-35-year-oldskey channels:<strong>MSN</strong>, Windows LiveMessengerThe Briefl Build awareness of <strong>the</strong> LifeCams and LifeChatsrange of Webcams and Headsetsl Drive traffic to <strong>the</strong> ‘Come Closer’ product sitel Increase awareness of <strong>the</strong> full range of featuresin Windows Livel Increase sales of LifeCams and LifeChatsl Create word-of-mouth around <strong>the</strong> benefitsof Windows Live Messenger.The CampaignOgilvyOne and Thinkdigital created “Face”, aMessenger agent in <strong>the</strong> guise of a 20-somethingGreek geezer, to spread <strong>the</strong> word about <strong>the</strong>benefits of talking face-to-face over WindowsLive Messenger. Introduced to users via an <strong>MSN</strong>banner campaign, “Face” urged <strong>the</strong>m to join his

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