CPG & Grocery

After Taking Over Myspace, Trolli Tries Out Craigslist

The new campaign also involves pinning flyers to bulletin boards in university libraries

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Unfortunately for the gummy brand, Craigslist users quickly flagged Trolli's posts.Trolli
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By Paul Hiebert

May 18, 2022

One year ago, Trolli picked an unusual platform to promote a line of martian-themed gummies: Myspace.

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Paul Hiebert

Paul Hiebert is Adweek's senior reporter covering CPG companies and the broader business of commerce.

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