Showing posts with label Pages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pages. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 April 2016

Red Bull vs. Gatoarde - Fan Pages - Gatorade #6

In this post, we will look at two fan pages for Gatorade. Unfortunately, like Red Bull, we could not find a third fan page on Google+. Regardless, fan pages are pretty basic in the content they provide. The creators, who are usually fans of the product or company, will often post items that the official pages share, retweet fan-made things, or post videos they’ve made in appreciation for the product or company. Fan-made pages are actually disappearing, with the verification system we mentioned before; many fan-made pages can be hard to find. If you are looking for one, search the company with “unofficial” in the search query. Anyhow, some still exist and we managed to find one for Gatorade on Facebook and Twitter.

A fan page for Gatorade on Facebook: LINK

Fun-run Gatorade Facebook
A fan-run page for Gatorade on Facebook


A fan page for Gatorade on Twitter: LINK

Fun-run Gatorade Twitter
A fan-run page for Gatorade on Twitter

Thursday, 31 March 2016

Red Bull vs. Gatorade - Fan Pages - Red Bull #5

In this post, we will look at two fan pages for Red Bull. Unfortunately, we could not find a third fan page on Google+ for Red Bull. Anyway, fan pages are exactly what they sound like; they are pages created by regular users/customers and fans about a specific product, company or item they like. In this case, we have a page for Red Bull on Facebook, run by a fan of the company and its products. The other page is a fan run Twitter page for Red Bull. The kind of content you’ll usually find on these pages are links and retweets and posts by the official companies, as well as fan made content that the fan made pages share. These pages can be pretty difficult to find now a days with the verification system that most sites have put in place so customers can find the legitimate companies pages, but if you want to find a fan page, searching for the company name and “unofficial” is usually the best way.



A fan page for Red Bull on Facebook: LINK
Fun-run Facebook
A fan-run Red Bull Page on Facebook




A fan page for Red Bull on Twitter: LINK
Fan-run Twitter
A fan-run Red Bull Page on Twitter