Find a Smile. Create a Smile. Repeat.
SmileRound is a movement to create an infinite loop of smiles. Take a sticker, attach a little gift (money, lottery tickets, bitcoins, gift cards, art, etc.) and leave it somewhere for someone random to find. With any luck they will return the favor and leave something for someone else.
To get your free sticker fill in your details onsite.
Smile Smile And Please Smile.
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It's funded by a creepy marketing firm (Izea), that's why they need your name and email address to send you a free sticker. Expect spam.
Actually, since they're one of those companies who want bloggers to write ads that look like genuine, honest articles; expect spam that looks like something else.
Wow. The guy who started SmileRound also started the creepy marketing marketing company that sponsors it; not that you'd know that. Looks like his twitter feed is full of their stealth ads that he's retweeted.
So, in short, he's figured out a way for you to give him your details, and spread his brand around via the stickers, and (since you're supposed to include money or a gift with each sticker) give people a positive experience when they first encounter his brand.
What a deeply, deeply creepy person he must be.
Oh, and he wants you to "take pics or it didn't happen" and share them on social media, complete with a creepy hashtag.
If you'd like to donate to help him build his totally legitimate marketing empire (rather then, say, cancer research or the Red Cross or something), there's a link on the site:
http://www.smileround.org/donate/
Make sure you hit the "Recurring Monthly" button, so that he can have a steady stream of money out of your wallet, to fund his attempts to turn people you trust into undeclared salespeople.
Hmm…reminds me of the Movember guys…
I would prefer to support wake up project with there kindness cards listed here
http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/111607
I wonder if they are still free?
Some a hole put one of these on my car when I was on holiday for three weeks. When I returned and tried to remove the sticker the adhesive had eaten into the top coat and it left a huge mark that can't be removed.
Graffiti.
Not graffiti - vandalism!
Hope you don't return the favor and leave something for someone else :)
It was monty.melb
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