All Social media articles – Page 22
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ProfilesMy food & drink job: Gemma Charman, social media & creativity manager, Squeaky Bean
Gemma began her career in social media by starting her own vegan Instagram account
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NewsAccount behind Woolworths claims suspended by Twitter
The topic was trending yesterday after @UKWoolworths claimed three stores would open in late 2021
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Analysis & FeaturesSocial media boycotts: how has fmcg faced up to Facebook?
Fmcg brands have reacted strongly to Facebook’s failures to address hateful content. How has Facebook responded? And has it made a difference?
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NewsMash Direct pulls Facebook advertising amid hate speech row
The social media giant has been accused of not doing enough to combat harmful content on its platform
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NewsMedia Bites 20 May: M&S, Facebook Shops, Greencore, Asda
Facebook launches Shops function and Greencore sales drop as customers eat more at home
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NewsFood sold over Facebook Marketplace is endangering consumers, say experts
The Grocer found numerous profiles on Facebook Marketplace selling foods such as meat, eggs and fish, with often no clear evidence that necessary safety checks had been met
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Comment & OpinionUS steak maker offers Twitterers something to chew on
‘Friendly reminder in times of uncertainty and misinformation: anecdotes are not data’
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NewsFacebook links with retailers to create social distancing guide for shoppers
The social media ads show how consumers should follow government guidance in stores
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ProfilesMy food & drink job: Phoebe Robson, social media manager, Adnams
Phoebe used to spend summer holidays in Southwold and always dreamed of working at Adnams
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Comment & OpinionStep by step: how to un-cancel your fmcg brand on Twitter
So your food brand has been cancelled and your mentions have turned into an evil hate swamp. What now?
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NewsGreggs gifts Stormzy ‘Concierge’ card in Twitter stunt
In a publicity stunt for the bakery chain on Twitter, Stormzy today announced his new “Greggs black card”
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NewsVype told to amend website and social media following Johnson & Johnson complaint
Source: Vype British American Tobacco e-cigarette brand Vype has been told to amend its website and social media channels by the advertising watchdog after a complaint from US drug giant Johnson & Johnson, which sells nicotine replacement brand Nicorette. Johnson & Johnson challenged whether claims on ...
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Analysis & FeaturesThe 10 most popular products on our NPD Instagram this year
We count down the 10 most-liked posts to feature on the feed in 2019
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NewsInterest in Mrs Hinch-endorsed household products plummets after Instagram hiatus
Mrs Hinch (real name Sophie Hinchliffe) stepped back from sharing cleaning tips on Instagram in June 2019
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Comment & OpinionWhat retailers could learn from Facebook’s culture and practices
Facebook takes risks and embraces new approaches, says Miya Knights, head of industry insight at Eagle Eye
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NewsJapan Tobacco Int cracks down on illicit sellers on Facebook
The company has removed over 16,000 posts illicitly selling its brands since 2015
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NewsPoundstretcher creates new marketing team for social media
The variety discounter previously had no dedicated marketing team, with social media instead outsourced to agencies
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Comment & OpinionWhat the rise of social media influencers means for stores
Retailers should closely monitor social media trends and adapt layouts accordingly, says Will Broome, CEO and founder of Ubamarket
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NewsBrakes tops up free-from range amid social media push
The foodservice wholesaler has created a dedicated free-from area on the Brakes website…
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NewsCostcutter hails 'most successful' Xmas social media campaign
Campaign resulted in a 25% increase in ingredient sales compared with the previous six weeks in participating stores