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I'm going to dissent here. I went to their page and it does not feel like one big "go to the website" WaPo advertisement. They're responding and engaging with
by criley2 9y ago
I'm going to dissent here. I went to their page and it does not feel like one big "go to the website" WaPo advertisement.
They're responding and engaging with users, even negative ones, they're posting stories, and they're giving an insiders view to the newsroom that they aren't offering anywhere else.
I mean, here they are offering exclusive access to journalists for questions and posting exclusive newsroom info, and your criticism is that they're not posting stupid jokes on twitter like Wendy's?
If it's all the same to you, I'll take the journalists acting like journalists instead of teenage social media managers!
- CM30 9y agoAdmittedly, I didn't focus so much on the comments as the submissions there. Their comments are certainly more in line with what you'd want from a presence on a site like this, given how they answer other people's questions and all that. But I feel both submissions and comments are important here, and in both cases a brand should do more than post their own work for readers.