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A classic Facebook Christmas contest where the users answers question of the day and then participate in the daily drawing among correct answers. The application also was optimized for mobile Facebook use.

To spread the word of the new flagship model of BMW, we created a visualizer on Facebook allowing the users to modify the all-new 3 Series after their liking. In the second phase of the campaign we launched a mobile app where to user not only could visualize the car of his dreams, but also see it in 3D via augmented reality. Furthermore the user could take a photo, and create an ad, with the modyfied 3 Series to see what it would look like, if the new car was standing in their parking lot.

During the Danish election in 2011 we launched this Facebook-poll. The user choose their favorite political party and we created an overview of the average user for each party showing: Friends-number, gender, age, relationship status and interests.

Via the messaging features of the app, people can easily get in contact with customer support by simply writing them a message—and get a real-time response. When the support team replies to a message, the user is notified via app requests or, optionally, an email containing a direct link to the answer. To increase flexibility, the app can also be accessed via a mobile-optimized site that makes use of the Open Graph. By using the same app on both platforms, we have created a platform-independent system allowing o2 to do what customer support should do —support the customer, without requiring them to adapt to inconvenient communication methods.

An application that let's the users mark which movies they have seen amonh the 333 movies on Blockbuster Must See List. The app then allows the user to see movielists of friends and own ranking among friends and other users. The app uses OpenGraph to automatically share the viewed movies by the user back to the users Timeline and to the users friends through the ticker and feed.

Having the target group kids in mind, it seemed quite obvious to consider the highly child-friendly touch devices. So based on the existing children's book "Svante & Maggie" we created an app for both Android smartphones/tablets and iPhone/iPad by including features like interactive drawing of the characters from the book and reading aloud.

In this game the user had to try and make a urine sample by peeing in a cup by controlling with help from the mouse and keyboard.

A Facebook app connected to a mobile app that let users play a gift game against each other. The rules were simple: Get a 6 and you can take a gift from someone, but beware, other players can take you gifts as well. The result: Tons of fun directly connected to the brand. Made together with DialoguePeople.

A crowdsourcing app allowing the biggest Danish bank to innovate their products together with their fans on Facebook. The app was implemented in several languages accompanied by a blogging feature. Both the blog and innovation topics could be managed from the CMS. For ZupaRecommended.

Copenhagen is surrounded by several of fortifications with an exciting history. The only challenge is to communicate this to children aged 8-14 and get them to actual visit the fortification. The solution was an interactive game similar to a treasure hunt for iPhone and Android where children learned about the history of fortifications by playing a game packed with fun and interactive missions.

Eine komplette Kampagne für Pepsi Max, die auf Facebook umgesetzt wurde. Ausgewählte Musiker hatten hier die Möglichkeit, ihre Musik in Playlisten für die User zur Verfügung zu stellen. Darüber hinaus konnten Video- und Bildergalerien erstellt werden und die User hatten laufend die Möglichkeit an mehreren dynamischen Gewinnspielen teilzunehmen.

Shaking the Cocio bottle may be the most branded feature of a Cocio product. Therefore, it was quite obvious that the main feature of this app was to shake it while adding a weekly competition for every users who managed to drink the virtual Cocio. The solution was implemented as native apps for both Android and iPhone and promoted via QR codes on product making it #1 free iPhone app in Denmark and #1 popular Google Play app.