This site uses cookies to improve your experience and to provide services and advertising.
By continuing to browse, you agree to the use of cookies described in our Cookies Policy.
You may change your settings at any time but this may impact on the functionality of the site.
To learn more see our Cookies Policy.
MOST CORPORATE TWITTER accounts are pretty boring.
They offer up the standard information about their product, or perhaps use it as a customer service tool.
Some, though, offer a little extra.
Like O2′s UK account for example. They’re not afraid of some good old fashioned craic, as evidenced here by a Twitter exchange from earlier this year.
This week they really took it to the next level, engaging in a Twitter rap battle with rival Tesco Mobile.
It was started by a regular Twitter user, and then escalated significantly.
NOTE: O2′s current advertising campaign is about a cat who decides to ‘be more dog’.
Ok. So they’re clearly not rappers. And frankly, even if they were, a rap battle is probably always going to sound a bit cringey via the medium of Twitter, but they are having a bit of fun.
Advertisement
They’re not the only ones.
Here are seven other companies who aren’t afraid of having the craic on Twitter.
Microsoft
The computer giants were quick off the mark when they received the following tweet last night.
Charmin’
The American toilet paper company are fans of straight talking when it comes to the loo.
Compare the Meerkat
Aleksandr tweets tales from his life with Sergei which are largely amusing.
Wheat Thins
The American cracker company are all about having a laugh.
Betfair Poker
The person behind this account rarely tweets about poker, but his offbeat humour has won the account 27,000 followers.
Paddy Power
Sports jokes up the wazoo!
Taco Bell
Taco Bell’s interaction with their customers are frequently the best elements of their account.
At the end of the day, when all is said and done, fair play to them.
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
Download our app
9 corporate Twitter accounts that aren't afraid of the craic
MOST CORPORATE TWITTER accounts are pretty boring.
They offer up the standard information about their product, or perhaps use it as a customer service tool.
Some, though, offer a little extra.
Like O2′s UK account for example. They’re not afraid of some good old fashioned craic, as evidenced here by a Twitter exchange from earlier this year.
This week they really took it to the next level, engaging in a Twitter rap battle with rival Tesco Mobile.
It was started by a regular Twitter user, and then escalated significantly.
NOTE: O2′s current advertising campaign is about a cat who decides to ‘be more dog’.
Ok. So they’re clearly not rappers. And frankly, even if they were, a rap battle is probably always going to sound a bit cringey via the medium of Twitter, but they are having a bit of fun.
They’re not the only ones.
Here are seven other companies who aren’t afraid of having the craic on Twitter.
Microsoft
The computer giants were quick off the mark when they received the following tweet last night.
Charmin’
The American toilet paper company are fans of straight talking when it comes to the loo.
Compare the Meerkat
Aleksandr tweets tales from his life with Sergei which are largely amusing.
Wheat Thins
The American cracker company are all about having a laugh.
Betfair Poker
The person behind this account rarely tweets about poker, but his offbeat humour has won the account 27,000 followers.
Paddy Power
Sports jokes up the wazoo!
Taco Bell
Taco Bell’s interaction with their customers are frequently the best elements of their account.
At the end of the day, when all is said and done, fair play to them.
11 companies who are really good at social media>
What is Sharknado and why is everyone talking about it?>
Irish lads help Superman find the motorway>
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
Betfair Brands charmin Corporate havin' the twaic Humour O2 Paddy Power rap batter Tesco MObile the craic Tweets Twitter wheat thins