Gary Lineker trolled after Walkers Crisps Twitter competition massively backfires
Royal Mail: Stop posting crisp packets without envelopes
Walkers mixes up its brands
Walkers transforms London bus stops into Twitter-activated vending machines
Walkers Crisps Gary Lineker campaign suffers Twitter sabotage - BBC News
Walkers Crisps Campaigns Case Study | Telescope.tv
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Walkers launch the first ever Twitter vending machine on the streets of London | Famous Campaigns
Your bag of Walkers crisps could earn you £1,000 on Valentine's Day - Cambridgeshire Live
Walkers Crisps put Gary Lineker inside a Twitter Vending Machine - YouTube
Tweet to Eat: Walkers Crisps Twitter Vending Machine | "Buy the Way…" Insights on Integrated Marketing Communication
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Walkers Crisp (@crisp_walkers) / X
Walkers Crisps Football Promotion turns into a PR nightmare on Twitter
Walkers Crisps Twitter campaign backfires in spectacular fashion - Birmingham Live
Walkers Crisps on X: "The Chicken or the Bacon? Tweet us your favourite, include #flavouroff & you could win a box! http://t.co/xIA3a81siO" / X
Heart Shaped Crisp Hunt | Competition Walkers
Walkers Crisps stung by social media "fail" - Shelflife Magazine
Walkers Crisps Champions League advert with Gary Lineker backfires spectacularly as online trolls upload photos of Adam Johnson, Fred West, Peter Sutcliffe and Stalin | The Sun
What is Britain's favourite crisp brand? Question sparks heated Twitter debate | The Independent | The Independent
Walkers '£100,000 heart-shaped crisp' found in Worcester | Worcester News
Walkers asks customers to tweet for free crisps
Walkers Crisps Twitter campaign backfires spectacularly
Walkers Crisps Gary Lineker campaign suffers Twitter sabotage - BBC News
