I want your opinion on my meme ads

[rousemark]

come on....the ninja made you smile....

Maybe the first time I saw it but it has been around a long, long time.

 

[goillini52]

Some memes may be ok. I just did not find any of these appealing, paticuraly Batman slapping Robin. JMHO

Batman had to remind Robin who's the boss.

 

[WinoBlues]

This is the future of advertising.

I am too old to buy off memes but I can 100% seeing younger people doing it.

That being said OP, get off Facebook if you want to advertise to younger people via meme. Get on Tik Tok and Insta instead.

True

However, old people live on Facebook.

 

[STIBROKER]

Maybe the first time I saw it but it has been around a long, long time.

 

[STIBROKER]

ok.....fresh off the press......

 

[rousemark]

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Found a new way to get across the Rio Grande?

 

[Tahoe Ray]

True

However, old people live on Facebook.

Yes. But they (old people) don't buy on memes so it's using an advertising strategy that's not best for the platform.

Gotta pick a lane.

 

[Tahoe Ray]

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Found a new way to get across the Rio Grande?

No one is scared of this in the US except people on facebook.

 

[employeebenefits]

I really like these ads..IF you are targeting the correct audience. I think these would kill with the younger generation just getting out of college and starting a family but I wonder if older people would view them as unprofessional.

 

[Kim Mastridge]

I truly believe that Social Media is an avenue that we can't ignore when it comes to building our brands. Today, everything is visible. If you are sincerely community oriented beyond making money, it is noted. If you and anyone who works for you are active in charitable giving (especially without putting a "look at me" type of post out there) people (especially Millennials) pay attention. I know people who market their businesses by posting fun videos of their families dancing to some TikTok challenge, and while I personally am cautious about putting my family out for advert purposes, I have to admit that they are generally a lot of fun and I can see where that might work for people. Anything that allows you to remain professional, but also shows that you have a sense of humor and an interest in more than business can't be a bad thing. HubSpot has a great Marketing certification class you can take for free (no, I do not work for them, nor do I know anyone who does). My only caveat to this opinion is that we have to be careful about the type of humor we use. Granted, everyone seems to think nothing is off limits any more, but that is very much inaccurate when it comes to marketing and client engagement. Just an opinion though.