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How John Krasinski's Some Good News Turned GIFs Into a Marketing Tool

YouTube hit is approaching 315 million views—on Giphy and Tenor

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By David Cohen

June 5, 2020

Already massively popular, Some Good News, the YouTube series created and hosted by actor and filmmaker John Krasinski, managed to grow its reach even more through GIF marketing.

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David Cohen

David Cohen is editor of Adweek's Social Pro Daily.

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