for the Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit, May 6-8 in Palm Springs.
Ever read a brand’s tweet and think, “Huh?” Here are some examples of brand tweets that are not very well thought out.
There are a couple problems here. For one, I doubt Ralph Lauren wants to align itself with truancy. But perhaps more importantly, why would someone want to hear something like this from a clothing brand?
Being relevant is one of the most important pillars of marketing. Space exploration and parenting? Not too sure how relevant that is — unless, of course, your kids are astronauts.
Tom the Copy Editor wouldn’t let this through, seeing that it’s not a sentence. Beyond that, a photo might help visualize what the hell Bergdorf is talking about.
Alas, everyone wants social media ROI. Trust me, this isn’t the way there.
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