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- For Ryanair’s TikTok presence, the key element that makes the airline stand out is its ability to turn jokes and criticisms of low-cost airlines into comedic content. Ryanair owns up to the fact that it doesn’t offer luxury service and isn’t as comfortable as pricier airlines.
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Nov 11, 2023 · By Riyah Collins. BBC Newsbeat. If the best things in life are free, you won't find many of them on a Ryanair flight - and its social media accounts aren't shy to say so. On TikTok, Insta and X,...
Nov 11, 2023 · BBC Newsbeat. 11 November 2023. If the best things in life are free, you won't find many of them on a Ryanair flight - and its social media accounts aren't shy to say so. On TikTok, Insta and X,...
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.
Feb 25, 2022 · On TikTok, Ryanair has an impressive 1.5 million followers, 64 times more than their close competitor Easyjet’s following of 23.4 thousand(as of February 2022). The combination of up-to-date ...
Nov 3, 2022 · Lily Rafferty is one of TikTok's most famous content creators thanks to her viral-worthy videos on Ryanair's account. She joined Ryan Tubridy on RTÉ Radio 1 to discuss her time online and...
Aug 16, 2024 · Travel brands like Ryanair, British Airways, Hilton, Expedia and Booking.com have joined Tiktok in a bid to ride the ‘Traveltok’ trend. (Getty Images) It’s highly likely that someone you know...
Apr 27, 2022 · This year should see it becoming the third biggest social network behind Facebook and (Meta owned) Instagram. As a result, many airlines have started thinking about how they can leverage TikTok, with the airline furthest ahead being European LCC Ryanair.