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What are some creative ways you've seen companies use social media to promote their products?

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Alexis Khvatov
I'm always excited to see the creative ways that companies use social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook to promote their products. A few of the most innovative ideas I've seen lately include using customer comments as recognition on their company pages and using hashtags to jumpstart conversations with followers. One company even collaborated with an artist to create a custom drawing for one of their products, which quickly went viral!
Deep K
@alekswatch That's great !!!!
Kate Kovbii
Hi there!👋 I'm actually in love with what guys from LinkedIn do with their TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@linkedin..., 💔
Mohamed Zakarya
@linkedin @kate_kovbii thanks for sharing, I really loved their technique
Deep K
@kate_kovbii Yes, that's a good one
Aleks Miric
Finding relevant subreddits, threads and comments on Reddit and joining the conversations there. Surfkey by @johancutych is awesome to find some gems.
Deep K
@johancutych @a_m4 Checking it out right away !!!!
Jagrati Gupta
Collaborating with influencers has really given some companies an edge over others in terms of reach, especially with the use of reels & tiktok.
Uday Patel
@jagrati_gupta how do you find a list of influences
Deep K
@jagrati_gupta We need a list of such influencers. Can you share it?
Jagrati Gupta
@deep_k @uday_patel4 i would do a quick google search to find the list according to my niche. There are a lot of tech influencers who frequently collaborate with companies. You can also check out reels on Instagram by looking across relevant #️⃣s. Also check out Twitter, Reddit and YouTube the same way. I’ve not worked in that area so that’s all I can help you with :)
Heleana Grace
The first one that comes to mind for me is Semrush who post a lot of relatable memes. This is by no means a new practice but I think they are one of the new companies whose memes don't sound forced. I also like what Ryanair is doing on TikTok. They found a formula and a filter that works for them and took advantage of it. You'd think after a while it would be boring but they know how to use humor and trends to always get a chuckle out of people.
Deep K
@heleana Marketing through trending memes is a good idea
Raymond Ahn
going viral to promote their products which i've down to drive traffic to my dropshipping store and was enough traffic that I didn't need to do paid ads; also the use of influencers who can help build up the brand as it grows
Deep K
@rayahn_eth Can you please share the list of influencers ?
Aliaksei Saskevich
@rayahn_eth how do you choose which influencers are sustainable for you?
Evan Louisell
Love the team videos such us get to know us, also love some gifs or jokes about the industry or our jobs, I find them hilarious
Deep K
Viktar
Hi-ya hunters ! Great job on getting your project on Product Hunt! 🎊 I've got just one inquiry. What is your futher plans?
Deep K
@viktarev Proper marketing of the product.
Michael Andreuzza
Deffinately Dbrand ( @dbrand ) on Twitter, love em or hate it. They are wild....
Deep K
Saul Fleischman
1. A tweet that recommends a video about video advertising, but if you hit the rite.link in the Tweet, you see our advertisement on top of the video, which is done with our rite.ly product: https://twitter.com/Rite_Tag/sta... 2. Instagram posts that use our RiteForge product to make quote images, and we do this to share what bloggers/etc. say about our solutions, in this case, RiteTag: https://www.instagram.com/p/CMfF... 3. Snip.ly is the no. 1 competitor of our Rite.ly product, but in Giphy, see what comes up in https://giphy.com/explore/sniply
Deep K
@osakasaul Good product
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