Ah, Fourth of July. The holiday conjures up visions of American flags, fun in the sun, BBQs and fireworks. While many companies created social media posts around the holiday, PayPal’s patriotic pup stole the show. Shared both on PayPal’s Facebook page and Instagram channel, the words adorable and clever come to mind. How can you
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. In celebration of National Pride Month, Grey Poupon is generating conversation and debate around its simple yet powerful reinvention of a classic ad on the brand’s Facebook page. A nod to the famous Grey Poupon commercial “Pardon Me” from 1981, the Facebook post features an image of two men
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. Even the Dos Equis spokesman, the Most Interesting Man in the World, has the occasional “Cinco de Lemma.” When faced with the prospect of a Sunday Cinco de Mayo, the Most Interesting Man didn’t get upset or flustered – he simply decided to arrive fashionably early and extend the
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. On Monday, April 15, 2013, the eyes of the world turned to Boston as tragedy struck the Boston Marathon. As the city turned to social media sites for information and to check in on friends, brands were faced with an important decision – what to do. While many companies
This post originally appeared on Convince&Convert.com. Facebook estimates that 2.7 million people changed their profile photos to a red and white equal sign in support of gay marriage. While many brands showcased their support, Smirnoff stood out in a sea and red and white with a simple, yet meaningful Facebook post: Featuring a mix of