New research: how Twitter users consume mobile dining apps
- Nom page
- New research: how Twitter users consume mobile dining apps
- URL
- https://blog.x.com/en_us/a/2015/new-research-how-twitter-users-consume-mobile-dining-apps
- Date de publication
- 2015-12-03
- Date de consultation
- 2024-11-07
- Mots-clés
- Sentiment
- Verbatims affectifs
- "Now we’re seeing an even newer trend: Dining brands are using Twitter not only to increase reach, improve sentiment, and boost engagement – but also to drive conversions."
- Thème général (contenu, image, etc.)
- Tweets
- Recommandations et bonnes pratiques
- "People on Twitter are a prime audience for dining brands, because when they crave a slice or a sandwich, they’re more likely than the average person to use an app to place an order. Dining enthusiasts on Twitter download nearly 50% more dining apps — and spend 45% more money on them — than consumers who don’t use the platform."
- Effets attendus de ces recommandations ou objectifs qu’elles permettent d’atteindre
- Encourager les marques de restauration à investir Twitter
- Type d'utilisation de l'émotion (Prescription/autodéfinition)
- Préscription
- Thèmes
- Utiliser des fonctionnalités affectives
- Catégorie
- Utiliser des fonctionnalités affectives
- Images
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- Cas/exemples/illustrations
- " In 2014, @Wendys told us it engaged millennials and achieved sentiment change by transforming Tweets about its Pretzel Bacon Cheeseburger into @BoyzIIMen love songs. More recently, @OliveGarden started using Twitter to reinforce its reputation as a date night destination. The national chain invited people to Tweet with the hashtag #AskAlfredo to get romantic advice, and many are taking them up on it."
- Contraintes
- Null
- Interdictions
- Null
- Sanctions
- Null
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