Food Potential on Social Media...

The King Size Shake from the one and only #SimplyChocolate at Hershey Park. It was too full filling to finished but it was well worth the money we spent!

Who doesn't love #food and #desserts! Everywhere on social media we see people post pictures of their food. Whether it is at a cafe shop to a fancy hotel to a camping trip. People usually take pictures of their food if it looks appetizing and fancy. I even do that! How could anyone not do that? I guess the younger generation finds it amusing and so in style.

Speaking of food, there are lots of potential on social when it comes to displaying food. If a person is at a coffee shop and he/she takes a cool picture of the coffee and the coffee shop, it will attract more attention and sales from customers if they see it from a real customer rather than a classic food ad. People (customers) have the power to make businesses survive and thrive. If the business display their shops and buildings with interesting styles and display their foods to look beautiful, people will generally take pictures and post them for everyone to see. That is a clever way of network marketing food.

When people see other people post pictures of food that looks so cool and aspiring that they almost want to try it and post pictures too! Who would not want to try that delicious milkshake?

Here's a picture of an ad on these milkshakes.

See the difference between this #ad and the picture of the shakes above that I took? The ad displaying the shakes look good but as the customers display their shakes, it looks 10 times better!

It is better for 'real' people to 'advertise' food than classic advertisements. It is best to take pictures of your food in a location that evokes the food to look better. At least, I find it better when people post ideal food to the media. It makes me want to go out and try it! People should hashtag and show location of food and drinks like this. I actually first discovered these shakes on Instagram and I told my friends about it. A normal person posted pictures of these and it was hard resisting one. Links, location tag, and #hashtags are great ways to advertise food. You should try it!

Also, if you would look to check out more information about it, here's the link to Simply Chocolate business. http://www.hersheypark.com/explore-the-park/things-to-do/dining/simply-chocolate/ Dig yourself into lots of sweetness!