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- Through comedy TikToks about its extra fees, Ryanair has attracted millions of likes and followers.
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Nov 11, 2023 · Being rude and obnoxious to your customers might not seem like the best approach, but the brand's viral burns have earned it 2.1 million followers on TikTok - half a million more than EasyJet,...
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Oct 18, 2023 · Ryanair has amassed a significant TikTok following for its use of self-deprecating humor.
Jul 20, 2023 · The core of Ryanair’s TikTok strategy has been a commitment to funny, self-deprecating posts combined with expert navigation of viral trends. Whilst the former makes the brand feel down-to-earth and genuine to the consumer, the latter provides a baseline for high engagement on the platform.
Aug 16, 2024 · Travel brands like Ryanair, British Airways, Hilton, Expedia and Booking.com have jumped on this trend, fuelling the rise of ‘Traveltok’. But, according to Hannah Bennett, Tiktok’s travel ...
Ryanair’s TikTok posts are easily recognizable due to the consistent use of a filter that personifies their 737 aircraft with the facial features of two eyes and a mouth. This sentient plane posts roughly three times a week, with videos that twist current trends to be more airplane centered.
Nov 11, 2023 · Being rude and obnoxious to your customers might not seem like the best approach, but the brand's viral burns have earned it 2.1m followers on TikTok - half a million more than EasyJet, Jet2, Tui, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Etihad combined.