Creme-ing the
Competition
Lily Nason,
Kiara Bunting,
Cameron Spera &
Gabriella Bello
https://twitter.com/Oreo
786K
13.5K
https://twitter.com/Oreo
https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy
Frequency of Tweets
Overall: 22.9K
Multiple original tweets each week
Daily responses to customers and
other brands
Engage in constant conversation
High engagement on tweets
https://twitter.com/Oreo
Overall: just over 4,700
Original tweets monthly at most
No original tweet in month of
December
Computerized responses to
followers
Minimal engagement on tweets
https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy
Frequency of Tweets
Relationship Status
Engage in conversations with other brands, including Dunkin’ Donuts,
McDonald’s, Chili’s, Jack in the Box, Dairy Queen, and more
https://twitter.com/DunkinDonuts
https://twitter.com/Oreo
https://twitter.com/DunkinDonuts
https://twitter.com/Oreo
Oreo engages with brands/companies
even if there is no possibility for a
collaboration in the future.https://twitter.com/theonion
https://twitter.com/hp
https://twitter.com/benefitbeauty
No interaction with other brands since July
Relationship Status
https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy
Daily Hashtag Use
November 13th — December 13th
12,813 Oreo
Chips Ahoy 198
https://topsy.com/
SocialMention: Brand Name
http://www.socialmention.com
SocialMention: Hashtag
http://www.socialmention.com/
Klout Score
https://klout.com/#/user/Oreo
Klout Score
https://klout.com/#/user/ChipsAhoy
https://klout.com/#/user/ChipsAhoy
Current Events
Oreo is very up-to-date with current events
They use #dailytwist: “Today’s news with an Oreo Twist!” -Oreo.com
Their posts are timely
Their graphics are creative
https://twitter.com/Oreo
Chips Ahoy doesn’t focus much on current events
When they do, their graphics lack creativity
Their images are not very focused on their product
Current Events
https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy
Oreo promotes new recipes and DIY projects with “Oreo DIY”
They provide recipes with each post
Their recipes use their product creatively
Recipes/DIY
https://twitter.com/Oreo
Recipes/DIY
Chips Ahoy doesn’t post recipes very often
They don’t always post recipes with their posts
Their recipes aren’t always very creative
https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy
New Flavors
Oreo advertises new flavors and styles with different, unique tweets
They incorporate photos, videos, and other media
Each tweet uses different ideas, colors, and designs to advertise the flavor
https://twitter.com/Oreo
New Flavors
Chips Ahoy advertises new flavors with similar tweets
All of them use very similar images
They all use the same colors, designs, etc.
https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy
Thins vs Brownie
https://twitter.com/Oreo
https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy
1 Year Later...
https://twitter.com/Oreo
https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy
Work Cited
1. Oreo. (2014). File: Oreo.svg. [Image File]. Retrieved from:
http://logos.wikia.com/wiki/Oreo#2014-present
2. ChipsAhoy!. (2015). File: chips-ahoy. [Image File]. Retrieved from:
http://iloveicecreamcakes.com/ilicc_wp/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/chips-
ahoy.png
3. http://www.socialmention.com
4. http://www.socialmention.com
5. https://topsy.com/
6. https://twitter.com/Oreo
7. https://twitter.com/ChipsAhoy

Creme-ing the Competition

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Kiara- Reason we were interested in doing a case study on this brand. This post was iconic and epitomizes the social media strategy of Oreo, which prioritizes “interaction, individuals, and processes.” So we decided to compare Oreo to other cookie brands. http://www.201digital.co.uk/way-social-cookie-crumbles-genius-oreos-social-media-marketing-can-learn/
  • #4 Kiara
  • #5 Cam
  • #6 Cam
  • #7 Cam
  • #8 Cam
  • #9 Cam
  • #10 Cam
  • #11 Cam
  • #12 Gabby
  • #13 Gabby
  • #14 Gabby
  • #15 Gabby
  • #16 Gabby
  • #17 Lily
  • #18 Lily
  • #19 Lily
  • #20 Lily
  • #21 Lily
  • #22 Lily
  • #23 Kiara
  • #24 Kiara