One, for instance, appeared to have a romantic photo shoot on a rocky beach. If you visit their page, you'll see people uploading photos of their trusty hot sauce in some pretty absurd situations. If you've ever run into a Frank's Red Hot fan, you've probably heard them say "Franks? I put that on everything." Frank's took that and ran with it. Seriously, try it.įrank's Red Hot's Facebook Page runs largely on user-generated content, and interestingly, the theme of its page is largely user-generated, too. The food items are always in absurd situations that make you go "hmmmm," and then bust out laughing.Īlso, try to scroll through this page before lunch time and then not order 1) pizza, 2) buffalo wings, 3) anything greasy and delicious.
It's kind of reminiscent of South Park as content that's half cartoon, half cut out pieces of paper. a whimsical, wonderfully ridiculous theme. GrubHub's visual content often follows a theme. They're equal opportunity goofballs, and it's great that they let their audience get in on the fun. If you spend some more time on their page, you'll see the cartoon tart and poodle are recurring characters that get into plenty of toaster-related shenanigans together.įoodler mixes up its visual content with caption contests - that's what the McDonald's drive-thru image is all about, for example - and visuals that are just plain funny. It's kind of like Shrek - it's appropriate for kids, but it's humor adults can enjoy, too. If you're looking for something appropriate for the under-21 audience, Pop-Tarts' business page might be the way to go. But I think their crowning achievement is their next invention. The brand is known for its cork-free wine, and they play with that concept in their cover photo. Why reinvent the wheel? (Also, come on - how funny is that paint can?) 2) Yellow Tailįor those who enjoy a good pun - and can't be bothered to let a corkscrew stand in the way of fun - Yellow Tail's Facebook Page might just be for you. But hey, at least they're good at repurposing. Threadless has a leg up on many of our other honorees today, because their company hinges on their ability to create funny visual content. Why don't you head out early and enjoy the nice day while I plug away at some Facebook visual content strategery.") (Actually, the line you should use is, "Visual content on Facebook generates 53% more Likes than the average post, so I'm trying to find a way to incorporate some funny visuals into our Facebook Page. And I even found a way to tie it to inbound marketing, so when your boss comes over and asks why you're looking at cartoons, you can say it's for the love of marketing. I found 10 yuk yuks for you, coming from 10 awesome Facebook business pages. I may have floated over to my Facebook tab a couple of times looking for some yuk yuks.
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