Pepsi used a recent concert in Antwerp, Belgium, by Beyoncé to debut its Pepsi Like Machine, which dispenses a can of Pepsi or the Pepsi product of the user’s choice after he or she likes the beverage maker’s Facebook page.
Here’s how it works, as reported by Mashable: Facebook users can either like the Pepsi page on their mobile devices or use a touch screen on the machine to do so, after which they are rewarded with a free beverage of their choice.
The description of the YouTube video for the Pepsi Like Machine reads:
Pepsi wanted to create a new way of sampling — an easy way to engage with consumers and know who is liking and drinking our product at the same time. That’s why we created the Pepsi Like Machine. And guess what … people really liked it. First test was at the 2013 Beyoncé concert in Antwerp. Live for now.
This article was originally published on AllFacebook.com
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