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Laura McQuarrie — December 9, 2014 — Marketing
The short and sweet nature of a Vine video is what makes it such a powerful tool for marketing, since it involves dynamic visual content that only takes a few seconds to watch and share.
Some of the most standout Vine campaigns come from brands like Honda and its 'Want New Car' campaign, which made use of both Twitter and Vine to send personalized responses to people griping on social media about their current cars. Another great example comes from Fanta and College Humor, as part of a collaboration that stitched together some of the most comical clips from Vine into a series of sketches on YouTube. Both of these campaigns make it apparent that Vine certainly doesn't have to stand on its own when it comes to marketing, and it often has a better reach when more than one social network is involved.
Some of the most standout Vine campaigns come from brands like Honda and its 'Want New Car' campaign, which made use of both Twitter and Vine to send personalized responses to people griping on social media about their current cars. Another great example comes from Fanta and College Humor, as part of a collaboration that stitched together some of the most comical clips from Vine into a series of sketches on YouTube. Both of these campaigns make it apparent that Vine certainly doesn't have to stand on its own when it comes to marketing, and it often has a better reach when more than one social network is involved.
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