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Pepsi looking for new media startups
Pepsi's doing something interesting - looking for startups to... not invest in, but "incubate."
They're looking for startups who are already on the right track, who have raised between a quarter million and ten million, and have at least a quarter million in revenue. The winning startups will win a year of mentorship with brand managers, and access to Pepsi's PR and media firms.
What's interesting to me, though, is what they're looking for - social media and marketing, mobile marketing, place-based and retail experiential marketing, and digital video and gaming. If that's what Pepsi's looking for, maybe it's worth looking into those avenues to market your business.
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