#InternationalWomensDay: is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women.
How brands can jump in: If your brand has a strong connection and can adequately enter the conversation, jump in. If not, that's okay!
Red Lobster: A tweet making people choose their favorite restaurant between Applebees, Chili’s, Olive Garden, and Red Lobster is going viral with the latter seeming like the ultimate favorite.
How brands can jump in: This tweet format continues to be big on the app. Take inspiration from it and post four pics related to your brand that lead your followers to answer a question in the comments.
Ted Lasso: The fan favorite Apple+ TV show doesn't come back for another week, but Twitter is already talking about it.
How brands can jump in: Is your brand into TV, sports, or comedy? This is a great moment to prepare something for the season 3 premiere in a week.
reply with a 🫴 and i'll hand u _____
What it is:Â In this trend, brands (mostly) are following in the footsteps of an original tweet from Ritz Crackers (a Dentsu client!) and offering their audience a snack if they reply with a coordinating emoji.
How brands can jump in:Â Does your brand have an emoji that aligns with your product? Swap it out and shoot out this tweet. Just be sure to reply to at least a few of your audience members to maximize on engagement!
Examples: 1, 2, 3
Urgency level:Â This trend is HOT right now since it just picked up. It's not necessarily time-sensitive, but if you want to act in the moment, post this week!
You: S4: 3/9, Netflix
School Spirits: S1: 3/9, Paramount+
Real Madrid: Until The End: 3/10, Apple TV+
Bert Kreischer: Razzle Dazzle: 3/14, Netflix
Ted Lasso: S3: 3/15, Apple TV+
Scream VI: 3/10, Theatres
65: 3/10, Theaters
Champions: 3/10, Theaters
Luther: The Fallen Sun: 3/10, Netflix
The Plane That Disappeared, Netflix's documentary about Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, premieres today.
Someone asked an AI to create NEW american cuisine and some dishes include ramen burger, sushi burritos and more!
How Adam Scott, tv's favorite employee, became the king of dead-end jobs.
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