Professional Documents
Culture Documents
SOCIAL MEDIA
Presented by Group 3
INTRODUCTION
Social Media is a tool that has emerged in the last 10 years as a
new way for companies to expand marketing techniques and
alter organizational behavior. By positively affecting the behavior
and attitudes of employees, the structure of the organization can
be strengthened if social media is properly implemented.
Question 1
3.TARGET FILE
BURGER KING
The company wanted the key phrase, “Women belong in the
kitchen,” in their Twitter post to raise awareness of the lack
of gender diversity in the restaurant industry. Burger King UK
was actually promoting a new scholarship program for
female employees to pursue a culinary career among the
dominance of male chefs.
SUCCESS
Social media is one of the most dominant
marketing tools today. Not only does it allow
businesses and brands to send their message
and build their brand, but it also enables direct
communication with the target audience. Not to
mention tons of useful data, instant feedback,
and endless opportunities to reach new people.
But this is only possible if you know how to use
social media marketing like a pro.
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EX. success
Nike
The 231 million followers Nike has on Instagram and 9.3 million on
Twitter speak for themselves. So, what is Nike doing that is making
people respond so well?
It’s actually quite simple – Nike’s social media is all about the people.
We’re guessing Nike knows that around 44% of people use
Instagram to shop weekly and that they need to get their piece of
this cake.
source: Instagram
They use their social media to showcase athletes and real-life people
who are their brand ambassadors. They share these people’s stories
trying to inspire, motivate, and lift others who can relate.
Question 4
FAIL
What if they catch your attention for the wrong reason? Like
offending your values or making you feel totally alienated from
their brand?
Brands, big and small, make mistakes on social media all the
time and in today’s age, they are certainly never forgotten.
Here are social media fails for popular companies and how you
can avoid making the same mistake for your business.
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Failed
Department of
Education: W.E.B. DuBois
In this social media fail, the Department of Education sent out a
tweet to highlight the importance of education. The tweet itself was
great, but see if you can spot the issue below.
Did you catch it? Whoever sent out the tweet misspelled DuBois as
DeBois and Twitter went off! Considering that this was coming from
an organization that is supposed to stand for the importance of
reading, writing, and arithmetic among other things, this mistake
reflected badly on their cause and values.
Question 4
FAIL
The lesson learned here is, be careful of your
spelling and grammar Always be sure to double
check what you’re posting as it can be seen as
not only careless but unprofessional. In this
case, the typo even took a jab at the
organization’s greater platform. So, always
proofread!
The Department tweeted an apology but again had a spelling error in the tweet
causing everyone on Twitter to do a collective Facepalm.
Question 4 : Starbucks: Blonde Espresso
FAIL
Starbucks has been the center of a couple of controversial stories
recently, but this campaign is more focused on a less controversial
post. If you entered any Starbucks store late last year, you saw that it
was taken over by ads for their new Blonde Espresso. Not only were
the stores taken over but their social media accounts as well. One ad
that really stuck out to myself and a lot of others was this one:
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