Brand marketing created by dozens of people
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 10:19 am
Instagram? Absolutely, keeping an active account, inspiring quotes, and all that Instagram stuff.
Tumblr, where Mr. Wolfdog shared mostly quotes.
Or my absolute favorite – Spotify playlists. Well, Mr. Wolfdog prepared Spotify playlists that you can play in the background. Namely, dedicated playlists with music for work.
There were also live shows on YouTube, during which people, probably from some agency, operated the puppet and at the same time someone dubbed the voice, to answer questions from Internet users live. It came to the point that this campaign met with a very large reach on social media, because people were interested in who else and what else would be invented in terms of another channel or other activities that Mr. Wolfdog could conduct.
And of course, when I talk about this campaign, I often hear sighs on the other germany rcs data side like aaa, ooo, how nice it would be to do such campaigns. The problem is, however, that behind this campaign there was a team of several dozen people.
And the reality in most companies, especially B2B companies in this country, is that when the team has from one to three people, they can focus entirely on marketing, and they are not, for example, organizers of fairs, events or suppliers of material processing for the sales department. But the reality is that usually there is no such good element. And that is when the question arises, how to optimize this working time.
Tumblr, where Mr. Wolfdog shared mostly quotes.
Or my absolute favorite – Spotify playlists. Well, Mr. Wolfdog prepared Spotify playlists that you can play in the background. Namely, dedicated playlists with music for work.
There were also live shows on YouTube, during which people, probably from some agency, operated the puppet and at the same time someone dubbed the voice, to answer questions from Internet users live. It came to the point that this campaign met with a very large reach on social media, because people were interested in who else and what else would be invented in terms of another channel or other activities that Mr. Wolfdog could conduct.
And of course, when I talk about this campaign, I often hear sighs on the other germany rcs data side like aaa, ooo, how nice it would be to do such campaigns. The problem is, however, that behind this campaign there was a team of several dozen people.
And the reality in most companies, especially B2B companies in this country, is that when the team has from one to three people, they can focus entirely on marketing, and they are not, for example, organizers of fairs, events or suppliers of material processing for the sales department. But the reality is that usually there is no such good element. And that is when the question arises, how to optimize this working time.