A Special Friday Thank You to @HootSuite

They say “imitation” is the sincerest form of flattery – in which case, we would love to thank our friends over at HootSuite.

Back in April, we came out of closed beta and opened up our platform to 1,000 users in an open beta. To celebrate this jump in status, we created a video in-house that shared an example of one of our users, the Bandit Coffee Group in Toronto.

The video showed how owner Kirk used Jugnoo to be effective on social media – connecting with customers and promoting offers – while still doing all their day-to-day business. Here’s the video below.


Simple. Fun. Clear.

Yesterday, social media dashboard folks HootSuite released a video that “…illustrates just how simple and useful social media can be.”

It uses an example of a bread and coffee place and how the owner connects with customers and promotes offers. Here’s the HootSuite video below:


It’s also simple. Fun. Clear. And the tune is jaunty!

So we’d just like to say thanks, HootSuite – great job and we appreciate the homage! icon wink A Special Friday Thank You to @HootSuite

In fact, we were so enamoured by the video, we sent these cupcakes to Hootsuite’s Vancouver offices – hope you enjoyed, guys!

photo A Special Friday Thank You to @HootSuite

Comments

  1. JulieTyios says:

    I’d really like to extend another huge congrats to my colleagues, Tabitha and Fawad, who worked diligently to bring our awesome Bandit Coffee video to life – you guys did a phenomenal job showing exactly how JugnooMe can help small businesses. Rock on!! Looks like our customers aren’t the only ones who noticed. ;)

  2. belllindsay says:

    As a bit of a “word freak/lover” (tickety-boo, bugbear, schadenfreude – all words I’ve used in recent blog posts) – I would like to say that “homage” is right up there near the top as one of my all times favourites. It just feels so sensual, the way it rolls off the tongue. *Homage* – just love it. 

  3. MikeConnell says:

    That’s great! Two amazing vids… definitely some great messaging.

  4. HowieSPM says:

    You would at least think that they would choose like a bank or maybe a hot dog stand vs a flipping coffee shop. Do they have no shame? Submitting to http://www.joelapompe.net/

  5. ginidietrich says:

    Wow. Just wow. I’m with Howie. They could have at least chosen a different venue.

  6. JimConnolly says:

     @DannyBrown Some lead, others follow. That said, I’d expect better from Hootsuite.
     
     
     

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  3. [...] I thought about these things — about authenticity, transparency and truthiness — after viewing a video by Hootsuite that is designed to help business people (especially bosses) learn about the value of social media in business. Different cuts of the video were posted on the Hootsuite blog under the title “Teaching Your Newbie Colleagues About Social Media.” It’s a  well-produced video centered around a cafe that uses social media — and Hootsuite in particular — to connect with customers. Other characters include a cupcake-loving student who promotes the cafe’s product and a lending institution that helps the business owner with financing. It’s a nice story that may have been inspired by the work of another social media dashboard company. [...]

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