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How Influencer AJ Cartas is Helping Brands grow on Social Media using “Meme Marketing”

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
February 7, 2020
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 5 mins read

Memes are extremely popular among social media users. As a marketer, you can think about getting the most out of these memes to take your social media marketing to the next level. You will fall in love with the positive results delivered by the memes as well.

AJ Cartas, Founder & CEO of social media agency, Syzygy Social, has been helping numerous brands to grow on the leading social media networks with meme marketing.

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Here’s a quick overview of the approach that he’s following to provide support and assistance to brands with gaining the most out of memes for marketing purposes.

-Make sure that the meme aligns with brand voice

Your brand has a voice. The memes that you use for your brand’s social media should match perfectly well along with the voice of your brand. Then you will be able to get the most effective results out of meme marketing.

Memes are not just funny, but they are also insightful. However, it is also essential to keep in mind that the memes can sound offensive and rude at times. As a marketer, you need to have a clear understanding of how to differentiate rude memes from the positive memes that can create a positive impact on your business.

If you can find out answers to the following questions, you will be able to get the most out of meme marketing for your business.

  1. What content is consumed by your followers?
  2. How can you delight and entertain your followers?
  3. What problems will your followers face?
  4. What TV shows, music, or celebrities will your followers like?

Based on the responses that you get to these questions, you will be able to fine-tune your meme marketing campaigns and get the best possible results offered by them.

-Develop a meme library

When you’re using memes for marketing purposes, it’s crucial to think about developing a substantial meme library as well. Here, you’re provided with two different approaches to follow.

Either you can develop your memes, or you will be able to leverage the strengths of existing memes. You can take a look at the popular meme templates that are trending on the internet.

It’s better if you can stick to the most trending, viral memes, and from there, you will be able to pick the best ones out of them and use for your marketing campaigns accordingly.

You can also think about reimagining a dialogue from a popular movie scene or a GIF. This method can deliver better results for the first time meme-makers because the format will provide you with an outline to share the joke.

You can keep the content of the meme related to your brand at all times. Likewise, you can keep on building a robust meme library. Then you will be able to share memes out of your meme library, one at a time on social media. Along with that, you can see how your audience is embracing the memes shared by your brand by looking at your post’s engagements.

A brand should also keep a meme library for responses on Twitter, which users appreciate most of the time.

-Create original memes

It will consume a considerable amount of time as well as effort for you to create original memes. However, Cartas says that the original memes are in a position to deliver the best possible results to you in the long run. Therefore, you don’t need to think twice before you use original memes. The time, effort, and creativity that you invest in original memes can deliver fantastic results to your business and brand in the long run. That’s because there is a high possibility for your original memes to get shared. Along with that, you can enhance the popularity of your brand as well.

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