@AlexaKaye3@butterball Q4 A lot of their tweets are based around providing tips and advice on preparing their turkey and how to get ready for the holiday. I believe that they should find a way to be creative and maybe add some humor to their campaigns, something to make them stand out. #UAkronMarketing
@AlyssaT65184484@AlexaKaye3@OnePoll@Sabra They could even find a way to start a campaign showing new ways that their hummus can be used in recipes or served with traditional thanksgiving foods, a good way to tie it all together. #UAkronMarketing
@AlexaKaye3@OnePoll@Sabra This allows for a new wave of friendsgiving campaigns, which could be a nice change of pace from traditional thanksgiving marketing, which tends to all be based around the same things. #UAkronMarketing
@AlexaKaye3@OnePoll@Sabra Q3: This is good news for Sabra because their product is not a typical thanksgiving food, but allows them a chance to still see an increase in sales around the holiday. #UAkronMarketing
@AlexaKaye3@Tesla@Ford@sundeep@elonmusk Q2 This will also give each company a chance to see how their product stacks up against the competition. Then they will know which aspects of their product provide value and will tell them what they should build their marketing campaigns around. #UAkronMarketing
@AlexaKaye3@Tesla@Ford@sundeep@elonmusk Q2 There is definitely a lot of risk-reward that comes with this. Each brand will be effected depending on how their product performs. However, they say any publicity is good publicity. So there is a chance that both brands could benefit. #UAkronMarketing
@hannahahmariani@AlexaKaye3@facebook Although the change might be a good attempt to try to reach a new group or to bring back an old one, there is a chance that this change could negatively effect their current, faithful users. #UAkronMarketing
@AlexaKaye3@facebook Facebook has slowly become seen as the social media for older users over the years, but any change or update might give their younger users a reason to come back and give it another try. #UAkronMarketing
@Wray98D @AlexKrallman @NBA I love this campaign. After Demar Derozan and Kevin Love opened up about their own struggles, people have been able to see athletes and celebrities in a much different light. #ICMKTG#UAkronMarketing
@AlexKrallman I would like to see brands use cause-related campaigns to address the issue of mental health. It is a tough subject to illustrate visually but is something people are beginning to be more comfortable talking about and is very important. #ICMKTG#UAkronMarketing
@AlexKrallman I believe that Allstate is one of the best brands in terms of using cause-related marketing. Their "mayhem" campaign does a great job of illustrating situations you can find yourself in that would require having insurance. #ICMKTG#UAkronMarketing
@AlexaKaye3@adage@dominos@Google 2. @Nike is a brand that could really benefit from using VR. They could use it to allow customers to see themselves in their clothes and shoes before even making a purchase. This would be very beneficial to online shoppers. #ICMKTG#UAkronMarketing
@AlexaKaye3@adage@dominos@Google 1. Company’s should try to correlate virtual reality into their marketing campaigns. It’s one of the hottest trends relating to technology and would give them a new platform to advertise on. #ICMKTG#UAkronMarketing
@LaurelAynne The best examples of Halloween-themed ad campaigns come from candy companies, who probably benefit the most from the holiday. #ICMKTG#UAkronMarketing
@LaurelAynne It is very different from their normal ads, but there iss an aspect of humor seen across most of their campaigns. They benefit from this direction of they ad due to how much society invests into holidays like Halloween, giving their ads more relevance. #ICMKTG#UAkronMarketing
@thelukelegate @JennLStevens 100% agree. Tupac was one of the first rappers to speak out on issues and did so in an amazing way. I firmly believe more people should still listen to his music because the things he talked about still apply to this day. #ICMKTG#UAkronMarketing