This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com.

Are you having a creative roadblock when it comes to your social media content? They say good things come in three’s, so who better to seek creative inspiration from than Oreo. Long after generating worldwide kudos for the Daily Twist campaign and famed real-time marketing “dunk in the dark” sensations, this classic cookie continues to offer up engaging moments of wonder.

Idea #1: Look at your product or service in a new way

Oreo truly is the master of looking at its beloved cookie in new and creative ways. From googly eyes, to sculptures molded out of cream, or words spelled out in cookie pieces, who could imagine so many visual content opportunities from a cookie? This particular Instagram image from Oreo is both eye-catching, colorful and fun, featuring the copy, “No, we’re not going to guess how many more you can fit in your mouth. #OreoGooglyEyes #Oreo.”

Idea #2: Celebrate Everyday Humor

It’s not always easy to be funny on demand, but a well-placed chuckle can do wonders for prompting engagement and social sharing. Even if you’re not a natural born comedian, think through relatable, yet funny common occurrences that may be a fit for your company and be creative. Most people have had to name a Wi-Fi network and anyone who’s lived in an apartment building has probably judged their neighbors naming choices (don’t tell me you haven’t!). Posted on Facebook with the copy, “It was either this or DunkMasterFreshMilk… #‎OreoTechSupport.”

Idea #3: Embrace New Ways to Use Your Product or Service

The DIY phenomenon isn’t just for Pinterest users. If your product or service lends itself to a unique recipe, craft or activity, consider using a visual to communicate a step-by-step guide. Doing so will help to captivate attention and encourage sharing. If possible, post the image with supplemental content linking back to your company’s website, blog, or a video on YouTube, Instagram, or Vine. This tempting treat was posted on the Oreo Facebook page with, “The latest phenomenon in frozen pop culture has arrived… http://oreo.ly/18Bv8JU #‎OreoSnackHacks‬.”

Look tasty? A lot of Oreo fans seemed to think so too. It secured over 69,000+ likes, more than 17,000 shares and 2,500+ comments.

All three posts are visual, engaging, and highlight the fun role Oreo plays in its fan’s lives. Though slightly different, they tie back to the enjoyment of snacking and treating yourself. So, take a break and think of how you might be able to “snack hack” a little creativity and fun into your social media content.

Jessica Gioglio is the co-author of The Laws of Brand Storytelling and The Power of Visual Storytelling. Professionally, Jessica has led innovative marketing and public relations programs for Dunkin’, TripAdvisor, Sprinklr, and more. Today, Jessica is a keynote speaker (book her here) and founder of With Savvy Media & Marketing, a strategic branding, storytelling, and content strategy consultancy.