Snapchat generated headlines again this week by announcing the addition of Chat, a feature that allows users to text and video message in real-time.3 As Snapchat continues to grow and evolve, so does its user base of brands that are engaging with fans through the app. Here are five creative examples of how companies and
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. According to H&R Block, the American Hipster is in a deep crisis – a Hipster Tax Crisis. Leading into the tax season, the company launched a satirical campaign with a cause-marketing element that pokes fun at Hipsters who are, “struggling to file taxes in non-ironic ways.” Created with the
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. Movember may now be but a fond memory, but Mo’vangelists and content enthusiasts alike have a lot to learn from how the movement was driven online and through social media. According to data from Topsy, there were 1.5 million tweets about Movember, with more than 790,000 of them generated
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. Ask any Pinterest enthusiast and they’ll tell you just how easy it is to dole out a re-pin. The tricky part? Curating content that stands out in a sea of pins and inspires Pinterest users to engage with it. In a creative, yet worthwhile approach, Elizabeth Arden is breaking
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. It’s one thing to market your product or service, but using your power and resources to drive action and awareness for a worthy cause is downright inspiring. In an incredibly creative cause marketing meets social media advocacy campaign, Honda is working to bring people together in support of saving