Mars Hosts Online, Offline Easter Egg Hunt

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Thanksgiving. Christmas. Valentine’s Day. *slap* Easter. Please, make it stop! It’s like one holiday ends and another begins. So, yea, Easter’s on the way and so are the Easter-themed campiagns like this one from Mars Canada for M&M. Created by Proximity Canada, BBDO Toronto and Firstborn, this one has been dubbed “Canada’s most Speck-tacular Egg hunt.”

With print, TV (see one of the spots here), POP and online, people are urged to collect M&M eggs hidden around the web (a virtual egg hunt!) and in stores with PIN codes to use as entrance to drawing to win a trip to New York, Las Vegas or Orlando.

There’s a site, four minisites and banners on MSN.ca, Yahoo.ca, MySpace.ca and others all with PIN codes to hunt for. Have at it.

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