What makes a social media marketing campaign great? If it appeals to your emotions and makes you smile, laugh, gasp, or tear, it has strong marketing potential. We traveled all the way to the beginning of 2014 and found the eight social media marketing moments that made this year. I hope they will inspire you in 2015! 1. Cookies
Mexico Phone Number List are for me! Oreo does it again with #SnackHacks Who can forget Oreo's #DunkInTheDark campaign? This year, Oreo regained money in social media marketing at #SnackHacks. The inspiration behind the campaign, which started in April, was a Facebook post showing that someone was using a fork to soak Oreo in a glass of milk.
The company realized they had a great idea in their hands and encouraged fans to share their personalized view of the cookie-eating experience on Tumblr using #OreoSnackHack. Oreo gradually began crowdsourcing Mexico Phone Number List ideas on interesting and creative ways to eat cookies, turning them into vines and GIFs. Since 2015 is just beginning, we'll talk about the Oreo New Year's Eve countdown hack, where Oreo slides a straw into a glass of milk in slow motion to recreate the Times Square Ball Drop. For those who like the Oreo Popcorn, Sprinkles, or Game of Thrones versions, these also exist! The vines have skyrocketed and Oreo has managed to attract 30,000 followers, even though the social network is still young. Following the success of the Vine campaign,
Roy Choi (?LA Street Food King?), and Nguyen Tran (Starry Kitchen) devise a creative yet easy-to-create #OreoSnackHack Mexico Phone Number List that anyone can recreate at home. Did. Why was Oreo's #SnackHacks social campaign so popular? Includes storytelling about chefs, inspiration, and simple recipes Encourage consumers to personalize and share their Oreo experience Mutual promotion on social such as Tumblr, Vine, YouTube Mexico Phone Number List channel Positioning cultural attachment to food remixes in the limelight 2. One big leap for humanity: NASA's #GlobalSelfie In honor of Earth Day 2014, NASA has made one simple request to the world. It asked people all over the world the following question: "Where are you on earth now?"
