@clairekellz Definitely! Even when I know it's sponsored, I still trust them more than what brands say about themselves. Esp if it's more of a product review-type of post
Have you heard about this? What do you think? (I love the idea of being able to listen in podcast format, if that's what they're doing!) #BMC382 https://t.co/mK2fkLQCwt
@NikkiHildebran1 I'm enjoying LinkedIn a lot more these days than I used to. I deleted my account a few years ago & recently came back - it's so much better now!
Loved this tip too: Make IG your ads look as simplistic/native as possible, donโt go for super-stylized; 15 secs or less #BMC382 (Personally, I love the amateur style ads that are shot with an iPhone & look/sound like a product review)
Hubspot IG marketing strategy course tip: You only have 3 seconds to hook the viewer with your IG video ads; also make sure your videos are easy to understand with the sound off #BMC382
3/ The takeaway was, to stop making people feel bad and use your digital marketing campaigns to help them feel empowered/positive instead. I just really loved that and I believe we need more of that in the social media/marketing world #BMC382
2/ Exploiting people's insecurities & creating fake-drama for them to consider on social media to boost sales has never sat well with me and I don't want to be contributing to *that* #BMC382
A thread: 1/ Something that really stuck with me at last year's Ad World conf is to stop the old-school tactic of making people feel insecure/bad/all FOMO about themselves all the time #BMC382
Do you guys appreciate the algorithm/personal preference-driven ads to you served on Facebook & IG? Personally, I love most of the ads I'm served (& I've definitely taken the bait a few times!) #BMC382
Second question - what kinds of fun things have you purchased from the ads you've seen on social?
Some of my favs are pillow slide slippers, non-MLM essential oils, ear plugs, romperalls & a bunch of other stuff I didn't need #BMC382#TheAlgorithmMadeMeDoIt
@Kirst_881 @Keenkevin012 I think "likeability" is also where we go wrong sometimes too - when people have a strong halo effect, they can basically say whatever they want & people will believe them