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You can launch a new ad campaign that involves this pretty domain, other options include forwarding to your websites, apps and social media pages such as Facebook or Twitter. Provide your brand worldwide exposure via the emoji marketing.
A Quick Guide to Emoji Marketing
Have you noticed that we’re not talking as much as before?
What about the fact that we’re not writing as often?
Instead, we’re communicating via emoji. And because of this, emoji marketing is absolutely essential in 2017.
Emoji in Today’s World
Rapid emoji growth happened in 2012 with the introduction of iOS 6 — iPhone by iPhone, the creative keyboard was internationally activated. Now, emoji are used by 92% of the online population. Take a look at EmojiTracker to witness real-time emoji sharing. You won’t believe your eyes.
You can’t deny emoji power in today’s digital world. It’s seriously lucrative— you’ve got emoji cushions, emoji pens, emoji dog collars. Emoji merchandise everywhere.
Emoji has infiltrated social media. The big companies are all in, its time you too can get in on the action.
Why Do We Use Emoji?
Because time is our most valuable asset. And time is scarce.
Using emoji, we condense thought, opinion and emotion into one single icon. One small face. Emoji hands us time on a silver platter. Lightning-speed communication.
Emoji is crucial in a world of restricted expression. A world limiting us to 140 characters, to 60-second expiring content, to 10 images per Instagram post.
More importantly, emoji is crucial for self-expression. Emoji defines us better than we define ourselves. Sad, but true.
Emoji is a universal language — of love, friendship, laughter. It's like music, or sport. There are no boundaries; it promotes communication on an international level. We interact with our global brethren via emoji. And it’s a hell of a lot easier to master than music, or sport.
Go wild as a marketer, and as a consumer. It’s a chance to have some fun, and an opportunity to understand how people feel on a whole new level. Harness emoji, and you’ll be revolutionising your business strategy.
Coca-Cola making the Internet a happier place lately, a fun campaign from Coca-Cola Puerto Rico that puts smiley-face emojis right in the brand's Web addresses.
The brand registered URLs for every emoji that conveys happiness. Entering any of these happy icons into a mobile Web browser, along with the .ws suffix, leads users to Coca-¬Cola Puerto Rico's website.
Pepsi
Designed to promote a range of specially designed emoji-themed Pepsi cans and bottles, ‘Say it with Pepsi’ was based on the same premise as Coca-Cola’s #shareacoke campaign.
Instead of personalising its product with consumer’s names, Pepsi included various moods and country-specific emojis to encourage people to share images on social media.
It’s a simple tactic, but by realising that emojis transcend linguistic barriers, it was the basis of a successful global campaign.
Domino’s Pizza
Instead of a large marketing push, Domino’s has been using emojis to offer its customers greater convenience (as well as ramp up its sense of fun on social media. It introduced a feature to allow customers to order using a single pizza emoji.
Norwegian Airlines
If you needed any more evidence that emojis are replacing written language, Norwegian Airlines has set up a website with an all-emoji URL.
The cryptic URL features a plane, a slot machine, and flying money. Typing the URL into your browser (it's easiest to do this on mobile) will lead you to an announcement for a new direct flight connecting Copenhagen and Las Vegas.
The fancy URL was spread through Instagram and was pushed out by eight influencers, including a soccer player, a music producer, and bloggers. The picture reached roughly 500,000 people and about 1600 visited the site on the first day.
"We know that young people aged 18 to 34 are incredibly complex to market to. Therefore we decided to take advantage of the target audience's way of using emojis as well as the linear feed on Instagram to hype the destination," said Norwegian Airlines' Tina Fristrup .
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Renewal /Expiration date: 10-04-2018
Push To GoDaddy Account Only
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IM Offers
You can launch a new ad campaign that involves this pretty domain, other options include forwarding to your websites, apps and social media pages such as Facebook or Twitter. Provide your brand worldwide exposure via the emoji marketing.
A Quick Guide to Emoji Marketing
Have you noticed that we’re not talking as much as before?
What about the fact that we’re not writing as often?
Instead, we’re communicating via emoji. And because of this, emoji marketing is absolutely essential in 2017.
Emoji in Today’s World
Rapid emoji growth happened in 2012 with the introduction of iOS 6 — iPhone by iPhone, the creative keyboard was internationally activated. Now, emoji are used by 92% of the online population. Take a look at EmojiTracker to witness real-time emoji sharing. You won’t believe your eyes.
You can’t deny emoji power in today’s digital world. It’s seriously lucrative— you’ve got emoji cushions, emoji pens, emoji dog collars. Emoji merchandise everywhere.
Emoji has infiltrated social media. The big companies are all in, its time you too can get in on the action.
Why Do We Use Emoji?
Because time is our most valuable asset. And time is scarce.
Using emoji, we condense thought, opinion and emotion into one single icon. One small face. Emoji hands us time on a silver platter. Lightning-speed communication.
Emoji is crucial in a world of restricted expression. A world limiting us to 140 characters, to 60-second expiring content, to 10 images per Instagram post.
More importantly, emoji is crucial for self-expression. Emoji defines us better than we define ourselves. Sad, but true.
Emoji is a universal language — of love, friendship, laughter. It's like music, or sport. There are no boundaries; it promotes communication on an international level. We interact with our global brethren via emoji. And it’s a hell of a lot easier to master than music, or sport.
Go wild as a marketer, and as a consumer. It’s a chance to have some fun, and an opportunity to understand how people feel on a whole new level. Harness emoji, and you’ll be revolutionising your business strategy.
Coca-Cola making the Internet a happier place lately, a fun campaign from Coca-Cola Puerto Rico that puts smiley-face emojis right in the brand's Web addresses.
The brand registered URLs for every emoji that conveys happiness. Entering any of these happy icons into a mobile Web browser, along with the .ws suffix, leads users to Coca-¬Cola Puerto Rico's website.
Pepsi
Designed to promote a range of specially designed emoji-themed Pepsi cans and bottles, ‘Say it with Pepsi’ was based on the same premise as Coca-Cola’s #shareacoke campaign.
Instead of personalising its product with consumer’s names, Pepsi included various moods and country-specific emojis to encourage people to share images on social media.
It’s a simple tactic, but by realising that emojis transcend linguistic barriers, it was the basis of a successful global campaign.
Domino’s Pizza
Instead of a large marketing push, Domino’s has been using emojis to offer its customers greater convenience (as well as ramp up its sense of fun on social media. It introduced a feature to allow customers to order using a single pizza emoji.
Norwegian Airlines
If you needed any more evidence that emojis are replacing written language, Norwegian Airlines has set up a website with an all-emoji URL.
The cryptic URL features a plane, a slot machine, and flying money. Typing the URL into your browser (it's easiest to do this on mobile) will lead you to an announcement for a new direct flight connecting Copenhagen and Las Vegas.
The fancy URL was spread through Instagram and was pushed out by eight influencers, including a soccer player, a music producer, and bloggers. The picture reached roughly 500,000 people and about 1600 visited the site on the first day.
"We know that young people aged 18 to 34 are incredibly complex to market to. Therefore we decided to take advantage of the target audience's way of using emojis as well as the linear feed on Instagram to hype the destination," said Norwegian Airlines' Tina Fristrup .
