7 Ways to Use Emojis in Social Media Marketing
Now that you know why emojis are important to your social media outreach, here are seven tips on how to use them for effective brand building.
A complete guide to emoji marketing
As emojis take over the world, more brands are experimenting with them in an attempt to stay relevant. What’s the best way to do so and what should be avoided?
Emoji Marketing: How to Use Emoticons to Significantly Increase Your Conversions
You can capitalize on the current emoji climate by starting with implementing one of the four strategies Neil Patel shared in this article. You should see increased engagement and sales.
Emoji Marketing: Are We Speaking the Same Language?
Chances are you’ve already seen your fair share of emojis littering social feeds and text messages. In this post, Sprout Social officially introduces you to the visual world of the emoji and explain what makes them a perfect fit for marketing campaigns.
Emoji marketing? You better believe it!
Emojis are playing a larger role in enhancing digital communication, so it might be interesting to see what interest-based communities are using which emojis. Or, when a particular topic emerges and begins to trend, what emojis are associated with it? It could help with sentiment analysis.
How to Use Emoji in Your Marketing Vocabulary
As seen with several companies in the past year, and surely more to come, emoji are now a major part of the marketing vocabulary. These symbols and icons not only draw attention to your message, but also help you uncover a deeper understanding of who your target audience is and what people are saying about your brand.
How to Use Social Media Emoji to Humanize Your Business
Emojis are a fun and creative way to connect with your customers on a more personal level and show your brand’s personality.
In this article, you’ll discover how to use emojis in your social media marketing.
What the Emoji Boom Means For Your Marketing
Emoji are just like any other big trend – they might be everywhere you look, but whether or not they belong in your marketing is less about the trend and more about you.
By thinking about emoji in the context of your brand – instead of just the context of popular culture – you’ll have a much easier time deciding whether they’re right for your business!
The Complete Emoji Guide for Social Media Marketers
To ensure your brand uses emoji in a way that helps instead of hinders your marketing efforts, Hootsuite put together the following guide. Never make things awkward by using that smirky face incorrectly again.
Third-party measurement comes to branded emojis and stickers
With broken hearts and see-no-evil monkeys now accepted forms of communication, brands are serving up their own emoji keyboards and stickers at an accelerated rate. But whether those chicken-fries emojis actually drove more people to Burger King outlets has been anybody’s guess — until now.
Examples
Five examples of brands using emojis in marketing campaigns
Here’s a look at how some brands are incorporating emojis into marketing, and whether or not they pull it off.
The 3 Most Creative Emoji Social Media Campaigns
From improving communications to raising money and even ordering pizza, here are three innovative examples of how companies are creatively leveraging emojis in their social media programs.
The Art of Emoji Marketing: 7 Clever Examples From Top Brands
Hubspot picked their favourite marketing examples based on such subjective criteria like cleverness or memorability.
The Top Ten Emoji Campaigns of 2015
Emojis emerged as a campaign trend in 2014 and, while some argue the use of smiley faces and pizza slices to express complex ideas has already jumped the shark, it became a relevant part of the current marketing lexicon in 2015. These were the top ten emoji marketing efforts of the year.
Twitter and London’s Royal Opera House Are Joining Forces to Share Operas Entirely in Emojis
Many stories are told via emojis, but Twitter and London’s Royal Opera House are taking it to the next level on Monday, July 17, in honor of World Emoji Day, using them to tell the story of an entire opera.
This isn’t the first collaboration between these unlikely partners: They first joined forces to tweet an opera in August 2009.