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Disney plus premieres new documentary about Mexican influencers.
The tweet includes a photo that shows that the idea arose from a conversation generated on another digital platform.
It is common for supermarkets, electronics and department stores to have televisions on display that show multimedia content.
Social networks give the curious unique moments, it is within them that society comments, shares and asks for all kinds of opportunities and objects, brands, however, must take into account the mentions within digital platforms, since it is in them that generate invaluable and organic publicity, allowing not only to impact target audiences, but also to generate an entire audience, such is the case exposed within the social network Twitter, within which the user shows his interest in observing one of the most recent documentaries within the Disney + filmography, so by using the platform they ask Walmart for permission to use their display televisions.
It is common to find within self-service stores, electronics stores and department stores, among others, televisions that work randomly, showing a diverse multimedia content, within the programming of these televisions on display it is common to find movies, documentaries, concerts and streaming content, which is reproduced with the intention that potential buyers evaluate the characteristics of the screens, and consider within the wide range of exposed televisions, the one that suits their needs.
They ask Walmart for permission to view Disney + content
The comment posted on social networks makes a direct request to the Walmart self-service store, to be allowed to use one of its screens on display to see the new Disney + documentary, which integrates Mexican influencers known as los polinesios, which premieres a program within the streaming platform, it is also worth mentioning that according to fans of the popular Mexican trio, this is the first collaboration of influencers with Disney plus in documentary format.
Me proposing where to see #PolinesiosRevolution 🤣🤣🤣 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA @WalmartMexico Do you give us permission to see it on your TV? 🥺👉🏻👈🏻 ps: IN WALMART THE BEST PRICES 100pre! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/Qb5YP2oOQc
– Eduardo #JUMP 👐🏼 👑 (@Luguitovlogs) January 17, 2022
The applicants posted the following as a comment on the platform: “Me proposing where to watch #PolinesiosRevolution 🤣🤣🤣 HAAJAJAJAJAJAJA @WalmartMexico, do you give us permission to see it on your TV? 🥺👉🏻👈🏻 PS: IN WALMART THE BEST PRICES 100 pre! ❤️”. Within the tweet, it can be seen how those interested sought to generate publicity, towards the brand, seeking to appeal to good coexistence and affection.
It is worth mentioning that until the moment of this radiation, the involved Twitter account belonging to Walmart México has not been present in the conversation, in the same way there is no comment made officially by the company involved, which yes What is known is that the search for an opportunity and experience of consumption outside the conventional is not entirely impossible within digital platforms, because the great activity generated by Internet communities can link abrupt changes within consumption models. .
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