10 brands having awesome social media conversations
These brands are having all the fun…
These ten brands are not above a good conversation. They’re witty, helpful, and just plain brilliant in the way they interact and connect with customers. They choose to be this way and you can too. Tweet on, tweet on…
1. Disneyland.
Yes, the Disney magic can also be found on social media. The conversations you have with the Cast Members in person are the same conversations you can have with Cast Members online. They discovered their brand is more powerful when their online profiles are an extension of the “Disney Way.”
2. JetBlue
Nudge, nudge, wink, wink… have conversations with your customer. JetBlue never passes up the opportunity to be playful and helpful. I’ll bet you one Facebook Gift they are having more fun doing their job than you. I’ll bet you another Facebook Gift that their personal and spirited responses create more loyal customers than branded tweets.
3. Woodstock
Woodstock is a bird. I repeat, Woodstock is a bird. But here he is having conversations with his fans and followers. Peanuts dishes out great content and this little yellow bird cannot resist getting in his two cents.
4. Southwest
Southwest Airlines LUVs to talk. Every conversation is an opportunity to deepen their branding and strengthen their customer relationships, all while being attentive and appreciative.
5. Best Buy
Best Buy is such a good sport! Their conversations include good customer service and good natured tweets.
6. Albertsons
Albertsons engages with customers, both satisfied and unsatisfied. Their conversations aim to personalize the shopper’s experience and remedy any poor service.
7. Tesco Mobile
Tesco Mobile, the UK’s largest mobile virtual network operator, is a chatty brand and I like it. Perhaps controversial to some, their conversations with customers, non-customers, and other brands have recently captured the attention of the social-sphere. They are relevant, snarky, and human.
8. Taco Bell
Who said fast food can’t be funny? From their hot sauce packets to their Twitter account, they are witty and amusing. Their feed is filled with responses to customers and “haters” alike.
9. Levis
Levi’s social media fits snuggly into their marketing strategy… and the fit looks good. Their conversations are upbeat, friendly, and human.
10. Oreo
Oreo gets flirtatious with their customers, fantasizing about all things cookies and milk. Conversations like theirs travel and create loyal customers… or should I say fellow flirts?
Do you have a favorite brand that likes to talk, chat, or flirt? Share them with me on Twitter @SheriLehman and let’s keep the list going!