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Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

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Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
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Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

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Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
------------------------------

Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

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Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
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Thank you very much! First time entering but I do love a logo game!

I had absolutely zero idea of Lancome Paris! The Actimel one my head went there because of the description but the logo did not look familiar at all so I doubted myself!

This was fun, I look forward to the next one!

Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

------------------------------
Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
------------------------------

Congrats, Dale!

I have ordered and shipped your prize wall item! 

Thank you very much! First time entering but I do love a logo game!

I had absolutely zero idea of Lancome Paris! The Actimel one my head went there because of the description but the logo did not look familiar at all so I doubted myself!

This was fun, I look forward to the next one!

Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

------------------------------
Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
------------------------------

Congrats, Dale!

I have ordered and shipped your prize wall item! 

Thank you very much! First time entering but I do love a logo game!

I had absolutely zero idea of Lancome Paris! The Actimel one my head went there because of the description but the logo did not look familiar at all so I doubted myself!

This was fun, I look forward to the next one!

Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

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Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
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Its here already! That was very efficient!

Thank you again!

Congrats, Dale!

I have ordered and shipped your prize wall item! 

Thank you very much! First time entering but I do love a logo game!

I had absolutely zero idea of Lancome Paris! The Actimel one my head went there because of the description but the logo did not look familiar at all so I doubted myself!

This was fun, I look forward to the next one!

Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

------------------------------
Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
------------------------------

Thank you very much! First time entering but I do love a logo game!

I had absolutely zero idea of Lancome Paris! The Actimel one my head went there because of the description but the logo did not look familiar at all so I doubted myself!

This was fun, I look forward to the next one!

Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

------------------------------
Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
------------------------------

Helllloooo Everyone!

Last week we challenged you to identify global brand logos from verrrryyyy up-close pictures. It was not an easy challenge and only ONE rose to the top (by also answering the bonus questions for three extra points, of course!) But before I divulge the winner, let's reveal the answers to the brand logos.

At one point, this company held 90% of U.S. film sales: Kodak

This was the first brand in India to make milk powder from buffalo milk, which was a major scientific breakthrough at the time: Amul

This brand's mascot is named "Snoo" which is short for "What's Snoo with you?": Reddit

This brand has partnerships with fashion icons such as Virgil Abloh and Jean-Paul Gaultier: Evian

This company's catalogue was once more widely distributed than the bible, with over 200 million copies printed annually at its peak: Ikea

This brand has embraced AI and AR for beauty shopping by providing customers with tools such as virtual try-ons: Lancome Paris

 This gaming system had early prototypes made of wood for internal presentations: Nintendo GameCube

 Every day, over 25 million babies wear this brand around the world: Pampers

This company's first product was an almond-flavored anti-parasitic called santonicin: Pfizer

This company was founded in 1948 in Germany and was originally a pasta company before switching to candy in the 1970s: Trolli

This telecommunications brand made the UK's first-ever mobile phone call on January 1, 1985 - from London to the Mayor of Newbury: Vodafone

Even though this petroleum giant is a public company listed in Hong Kong and Shanghai, it is still majority-owned by the Chinese government: PetroChina

A few handmade bags from this brand are so exclusive that they're often not even displayed in stores. You typically need to build a purchase history to be offered one: Hermes

This company's roots start in 1862 as a military supply company, before becoming one of China's "Big Four" automakers: Chana

This brand has a strong Olympic legacy - it was the official outfitter of the French national team at several Olympic Games since the 1920s: Le Coq Sportif

This brand is a result of over 20 years of microbiome research - part of the company's ongoing investment in gut health science: Actimel

Who climbed to the top of this Trivia Tower with the most points??? Drum roll please...

@Dale Wylie old!!! CONGRATS! You get your choice from the epic Prize Wall!

For all the others who want to win, DON'T WORRY! Our next Trivia Tower event will be all around WEM and starts June 4th so mark your calendars! Can't wait to see you all then. 

#Events/Contests

------------------------------
Nicole Milliken
Senior Online Community Video Specialist
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