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Wendy's Twitter has made the company millions

Name: Wendy's Twitter has made the company millions
Uploaded: 2022-10-21T15:30:10+00:00
Duration: 32 s
Channel: David Molina
Description: In this informal YouTube commentary, the speaker highlights the success of Wendy's Twitter presence, emphasizing its authentic, conversational tone that…

21 Oct 2022 · 1 min

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In this informal YouTube commentary, the speaker highlights the success of Wendy's Twitter presence, emphasizing its authentic, conversational tone that treats followers like individuals. He contrasts the cultural norms of different social platforms: Twitter encourages genuine, connection‑focused interaction; Instagram is dominated by polished, sales‑driven content; and LinkedIn feels like a formal networking conference. He cites Matthew Kobach’s tweet that likens LinkedIn to a conference and Twitter to the after‑party where real networking happens, using this analogy to illustrate why Wendy’s Twitter strategy feels more personable and effective, ultimately contributing to significant financial gains for the brand.

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Dude, I don't know if you've seen this, but have you seen the Wendy's Twitter account? It's sick because they talk to like you're just a person. Because Twitter is where brands pretend to be people, but Instagram is where people pretend to be brands. So people on Twitter are just more real. They're just cooler. People just talk more. Instead of just having Instagram where everybody's trying to sell, sell, sell, on Twitter everybody's trying to connect, connect, connect. And the best way I can describe that to you is kind of like Matthew Kobach's tweet. He said LinkedIn is the networking conference. Twitter is the bar after the networking conference where you actually network.