Here's a film in support of all the dogs

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The man in the cage and his comforter Unusual Christmas can be an inspiration to change the world for the better, and at the same time build a brand image. Example? Please.  Animals from the Shelter, the Pedigree brand created a video encouraging people to give a home to a dog who was not very lucky in life and was imprisoned without fault. April 30th is National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day. Here's a film in support of all the dogs that still need a forever home. Feedthegood picwitter/iOaEyczUlH — Pedigree (PedigreeUS) April 25, 2017 As you can see, the thing works last year.

The video post is still pinned to the top of Pedigree's Twitter feed simply because it was the best marketing move in the last 365+ days. The film carries an important message, it is aesthetic, it is emotional. That is why Hong kong phone number list The video post is still pinned to the top of Pedigree's Twitter feed simply because it was the best marketing move in the last 365+ days. The film carries an important message, it is aesthetic, it is emotional. That is why it touched the Twitter hearts of as many as 21,000 people. Another 11,000 shared the video, which resulted in a very satisfactory result of 439,000 views. Success? Inmy opinion yes. Pedigree showed itself as a socially responsible company and won the recognition of its target group. She probably would have created this film without the strange holiday, but by putting it in a broader context and tagging the popular hashtag of the day, she certainly reached a larger audience.



What fast food Americans love the most? Are you ready for another example? Only meat this time! And some lettuce. And a sesame bun. America's favorite hamburger? Of course, it's Whooper from Burger King. But which one? That is the question - just in time for National Hamburger Day, celebrated in the United States of America on May 23. On the company's Facebook page, there were hundreds of answers to this question, a lot of shares and a lot of likes. The post was engaging and, one might say, juicy, and that's what it was all about.