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PR Best Practices: Social Media
- 1. Molly Alexander Alyssa Nichols Nid Ovathanasin Carlee Thomson Kara Whytas
- 2. Advertising overload Traditional advertising can become white noise Brand’s message does not resonate with the consumer
- 3. 70% trust opinions from strangers online Passive receivers Endorsement & increased loyalty More receptive to shared content active contributors
- 4. Establish brand voice/personality Acquire an audience Interact with other brands Encourage audience engagement
- 5. Establish a community Practice transparency Share valuable information Be LIVE: social media is evolving traditional advertising in to real time PR
- 6. 35MM likes on Facebook Over 286K followers on Twitter “You can still dunk in the dark” Daily Twist Campaign ◦ 280% increase in Facebook shares ◦ 510% increase in Twitter re-tweets ◦ Media outlet attention
- 7. Felix Baumgartner Over 8MM concurrent live streams on YouTube 3.2MM Tweets on certified hashtags 22,000 photos on Instagram Over 1MM Likes on a Facebook photo Sales
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- By the end of the 100 days, Oreo became a living, breathing part of culture – and people (especially Millennials) looked at the brand in a completely new way. According to some of our industry colleagues, we “set a new standard” for marketing in the digital age.Fan engagement soared. We saw a 280 percent increase in Facebook shares and 510 percent increase in re-tweets on Twitter. The content series garnered more than 1 million Likes on Facebook - or 10,000 Likes per post, on average.Oreo became a fixture in the press for the duration of the campaign, earning praise and mention from outlets like the New York Times, Huffington Post, Mashable, ABC News, CNN and BuzzFeed. These and thousands of other placements produced more than 230 million earned media impression