“Its amazing what the WEB can do!”




                       Danielle Blackman
“It's Amazing What Soup Can Do”
• Campbell’s work hard to express to their consumers how
  important their soup can be to their buyers lifestyle.




 •With the increase of
 the health conscious
 consumers, Campbell’s
 focus on healthy choices
 is a smart move.
The Problems
   • Negative press (especially online) surrounding
     the brand involving their false advertised low-
     sodium products.

•Campbell’s recent certification of their products as
halal- and supporting The Muslim Brotherhood.
The Key



With the new logo and differentiation of
products, more interaction with consumers
through social media, viral videos, blogging,
Facebook and Twitter is needed.

The company website doesn’t list social
media sites leaving consumers to go have to
explore them on their own if they want to
“follow” or “like” the Campbell’s brand.
Facebook
• Ask consumers more opinionated questions.
  Best way to interview consumers and get
  feedback on products. Get to actually KNOW
  the consumer
Twitter
          • No more generic
            tweets!
Viral Videos
logging
• Would help demonstrate to consumers the
  benefits and provide personal statements
  from consumers who have stories of their
  success with Campbell’s.
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    Facebook


    Twitter


    Blogging


    Viral




• With the help of Campbell’s kitchen, a division
  that offers recipes using Campbell’s products,
  these products can be advertised all year round
  with heavy emphases during the fall and winter
  seasons.
Evaluation
•   Increased followers on Twitter, Increased likes on Facebook, Increases sales of the condensed soup
    line.
•   It is also important for Campbell’s to monitor what is being said about the company throughout the
    web. Using online monitoring tools such as Hootsuite, Campbell’s can watch for negative messages
    that may be spread about the brand on social media networks.

Campbells

  • 1.
    “Its amazing whatthe WEB can do!” Danielle Blackman
  • 2.
    “It's Amazing WhatSoup Can Do” • Campbell’s work hard to express to their consumers how important their soup can be to their buyers lifestyle. •With the increase of the health conscious consumers, Campbell’s focus on healthy choices is a smart move.
  • 3.
    The Problems • Negative press (especially online) surrounding the brand involving their false advertised low- sodium products. •Campbell’s recent certification of their products as halal- and supporting The Muslim Brotherhood.
  • 4.
    The Key With thenew logo and differentiation of products, more interaction with consumers through social media, viral videos, blogging, Facebook and Twitter is needed. The company website doesn’t list social media sites leaving consumers to go have to explore them on their own if they want to “follow” or “like” the Campbell’s brand.
  • 5.
    Facebook • Ask consumersmore opinionated questions. Best way to interview consumers and get feedback on products. Get to actually KNOW the consumer
  • 6.
    Twitter • No more generic tweets!
  • 7.
  • 8.
    logging • Would helpdemonstrate to consumers the benefits and provide personal statements from consumers who have stories of their success with Campbell’s.
  • 9.
    January Feb. March Timeline April May June July August Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Facebook Twitter Blogging Viral • With the help of Campbell’s kitchen, a division that offers recipes using Campbell’s products, these products can be advertised all year round with heavy emphases during the fall and winter seasons.
  • 10.
    Evaluation • Increased followers on Twitter, Increased likes on Facebook, Increases sales of the condensed soup line. • It is also important for Campbell’s to monitor what is being said about the company throughout the web. Using online monitoring tools such as Hootsuite, Campbell’s can watch for negative messages that may be spread about the brand on social media networks.