Going forward the UK strategy is to primarily focus and invest more heavily in our owned platforms, where we have seen stronger engagement, rather than rely so heavily on third parties. 5 Ways to stay social while isolating
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Okay, maybe I’m a little biased because I just wrote a blog post about social media being the most powerful customer service tool. Lush isn’t leaving social media.
I know I did. Lush leaving Social Media.
Why I respect Lush’s decision to leave social media. by: Cassie Roma. Lush has relied heavily on social media to promote a number of prevailing issues, most notably animal cruelty and environmental issues.Gone are the days when businesses and users could amass a following by simply posting high quality and engaging content. Get antisocial – what Lush UK’s social media departure says about the landscape. Lush was founded in 1995 by Mark Constantine and Liz Weir. The beauty company has announced it is closing its social media accountsYou can smell a Lush store long before you see one, one second you’re breathing in petrol imbued London air and the next it is as if someone has stuffed a passion fruit up both nostrils.This pungent, fruity aroma has become so ubiquitous with the Lush franchise that a strong argument could be made for scrapping all superfluous branding strategies altogether.
In the statement Lush said the decision to leave social media was motivated by a desire to be more socially conscious and promote real voices instead of chasing ephemeral likes. Social media is the best customer service tool and you have direct access to your customers. But for the time being, Lush has decided to relinquish its social media platforms instead.In a statement on its Instagram page, the company best known for its bath bombs and organic face masks wrote: “We are tired of fighting with algorithms, and we do not want to pay to appear in your newsfeed. British brand Lush released a statement on instagram that the brand covers the social media accounts. Why Lush is quitting social media “Over time the social networks are creating more and more obstacles for direct dialogue between us. Lush UK is choosing to break its connection with well over a million followers across social media, in the hope that they will join a new kind of community. So we’ve decided it’s time to bid farewell to some of our social channels and open up the conversation between you and us instead.”Lush’s decision to forgo social media has come as a surprise to many of its followers particularly as the company has been historically vocal on their Instagram and Twitter platforms, often posting in support of charitable causes such as banning plastic and championing women’s rights.The company, which has amassed 569k followers on Instagram, 423k on Facebook and 202k on Twitter, has announced that its customer services will return to a more traditional model where customers can get in touch via email, web chat and telephone.In the statement Lush said the decision to leave social media was motivated by a desire to be more socially conscious and promote real voices instead of chasing ephemeral likes.Whether this novel, or perhaps traditional approach will be successful remains to be seen, according to Although, Lush's instagram post ends with the cryptic promise "This isn’t the end, it’s just the start of something new", suggesting the company has a new digital strategy up their sleeves. In 2018, Wetherspoons called it quits expressing concerns around personal data misuse and the addictiveness of platforms; compared to Lush, it had a relatively small audience.
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{{#singleComment}}{{value}} Comment{{/singleComment}}{{^singleComment}}{{value}} Comments{{/singleComment}} “Typically, brands will always look to target their customers wherever they are online. Together, they decided to create a business that would create body and hair products that are fresh, green, verdant and 100% vegetarian. 17 April 2019 4 min read. {{#replies}} Lush has relied heavily on social media to promote a number of prevailing issues, most notably animal cruelty and various environmental issues but have now decided to scale back their social media in the UK. Andrew French, GM EMEA at Smartly, is unconvinced by Lush’s arguments to leave social media. Going Viral: Coronavirus in the creative industry
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