@JessicaaHolden I think it’s interesting that so many people chose Facebook. I find it so intrusive when ads pop up on every video I scroll past #com380#LRNSMPR
@CindyHilt @karenmcgrath@GinaLuttrell In an odd sort of way I think they hit it right on the head. Everybody has that humorous side to them and when KFC let loose like that it made it seem like they were people too, rather than just a company trying to get more money #com380#LRNSMPR
@alex_dienst I think it worked so well because it was such an odd idea. It reminded me of the Schezuan Sauce ordeal with McDonald’s. It’s not something you’d expect out of these companies and that’s why it worked #com380#LRNSMPR
@RebeccaMalinow1@Genuine_Ginger This is a great question. In my opinion I think that the use of meta comedy or just self aware ads has become a little overbearing and I’d prefer to see something friendlier #com380#lrnsmpr
@sydney_cimini Personally, I think FarmHer could have reached out across other SM like Instagram or even Tumblr. Though their key demographic doesn’t use these sites as much, they could still attract new people and potentially broaden their demographic #com380#lrnsmpr
@GinaLuttrell@karenmcgrath A2: because they focused primarily on sites like Facebook and Twitter, I think that helped them to better reach their demographic than if they were to open up to SM like Snapchat, Instgram etc #com380#LRNSMPR
@karenmcgrath@selin_demir37@GinaLuttrell Personally I would have focused on images of women in agriculture for FarmHer. Something more serious, whereas with KFC something as simple as memes could’ve helped reach their target audience
@GinaLuttrell@karenmcgrath COI for FarmHer, i believe, would be lower considering their target demo. KFC wants to target millennials, therefore risk losing out out big time by not using Instagram #lrnsmpr
Q1: do you think that the fact that KFC changes their actor so frequently could actually be more of a distraction rather than an aide? @karenmcgrath#LRNSMPR#com380