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This one is pretty close to me as I have a slight crush on Bojangles. The tasty chicken, yummy seasoned fries, and who can forget the ice cold Mtn Dew from the fountain?
But, I must say I’m a little disappointed in their social media marketing. There is no addresses, usernames or anything. And the buttons were very small.My mother-in-law sent me this picture of a coaster at Ruby Tuesdays the other day. Do you like how they have integrated social media marketing? I think it is pretty smart. You will stare at these coasters every time you pick up your drink or sit it down. Also, if you want you could pick it up and easily slide into your pocket to take home. I was also glad to see they spelled out the address of exactly where they wanted you to go.
What do you think of their social media marketing?
Did you know that not only can Google Translate all types of languages, but it can also beatbox? Check it out:
Papa John’s has integrated their social media marketing strategy into their pizza boxes. How do you think they have done? The picture is courtesy of Rocky.
If you have an hour to spend on Wednesday morning, I would like to encourage you to join us for a free webinar about Google tools. Google has done a phenomenal job of creating useful platforms and ideas, none of which cost a thing, and many of which can help you with your online marketing, blogging, and social media efforts.
Jeremy and I both use these tools extensively, so we wanted to help impart some of our knowledge to our friends. Consider it an early Christmas present from 210 Consulting. 🙂
As with most of the stuff we do, think “free form conversation” rather than “rigid presentation”. We’ll try to keep it fun, yet informative.
During our hour, we will cover the following, and probably more:
Sign up here to attend: All Things Google Webinar
Space is limited, so if we overflow, we’ll plan an additional session later for those who don’t get in this time around.
Hope to “see” you there!
This photo is blurrier than I originally thought, but for this purpose it won’t matter. This was on a direct mail piece we received from Pottery Barn Kids. What do you think if their efforts? I was intrigued by the fact that they have a YouTube channel, which all companies probably should these days.
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