I have chosen to focus on the environmental
elements of Apple. I want to produce messages that provide information about
the environmental advantages of using Apple and their ethics behind their
products, packaging and emissions etc. I have chosen this subject because I
feel that it is a topic that people feel strongly about and the information
available, but not necessarily known is interesting and would appeal to the
public greatly.
Twitter:
Goal: To provide short but informative
information that can be read and consumed quickly. Almost like ‘fun facts’ if
you like…
Tweet #1: Did you know that 93% of our energy comes from renewable energy
sources? One day we will reach 100%.
Tweet #2: Every wondered what powers your iMessages, your responses
form Siri’s and your downloads form iTunes? The answer – 100% clean energy!
Tweet #3: “Over 99% of the paper in our packaging is recycled or
sustainable. It’s good, but not good enough.”
Tweet #4: 1,000,000. That is the number of acres of sustainable forest we
are working to protect. 1,000,000 is the number of acres of sustainable forest
we ARE protecting.
Tweet #5: Mercury doesn’t belong on your wrist, on your desk, or in your
pocket. We pride ourselves on using safe materials. #NoMercury #NoArsenic
#NoLead #AppleIsSafe
Instagram:
Goal: To present information about the
environment and the way Apple are helping as much as they possibly can, but if
possible to show this message through pictures (or even short video clips).
This is because the type of audience on Instagram are of a younger generation
and therefore have different expectation on how they want to see the messages.
Pictures are a simple and effective way of communicating something quickly that
also successfully captures an audience’s attention.
Facebook:
Goal: To showcase the message of being
environmentally friendly on a more personal level, as it is proven that people
on Facebook respond better to messages that they feel are more personalised and
written directly to them. However I must be sure to target the message and keep
it to minimal words, as the optimal word count is less than 80 words.
For example…
“Why would you buy a product that would
harm the environment to such an extreme extent, when you could buy a product
that used 93% renewable energy to build it. Apple prides itself on using clean
energy, so if you’re reading this on your iPhone, iPad, iPad-Mini or AppleMac
Desktop, then you should be proud too.”
LinkedIn:
Goal: Like other social media goals I want
to portray a similar type of message, however for LinkedIn I want it to have a
more professional structure. Therefore I thought a good review would be an
‘official report’. I feel that this would be the best presentation of the
information for this type of ‘expertise’ networking.
This post is nicely structured. I enjoy the pictures that have been posted as I can imagine how it would look like on the social media platforms. Twitter, Instagram and Facebook are online platforms which are very trendy. This means that it would catch the attentions of the audience when posting the messages, which provides the information about the environmental advantages of using Apple.
ReplyDeleteLinkedIn would be a tricky but yet fun platform to post on. Though, as mentioned it would have to have a professional structure. Overal, nice post :)
Hey Nicky,
ReplyDeleteJust read your post and I think you did a great job! I understood all your goals and messages. Also the messages were very clear. The only thing is that maybe the facebook post is a bit to long. In the table it says try to keep it under 80 characters, but I think you went over that amount. This is something you could work on. But it was very nice to read one of your blogs again!
Cheers!