Is MEME marketing overrated or underrated? Why?

I think a well-dosed use of really good memes is great. Just beware of too many mediocre memes. Bonus points for alignment with company brand and culture. Otherwise might seem weird.

Underrated if done right. Can be viral gold, but gotta nail the tone.

Depends! Some meme marketing still works. Especially based on your target market. Image, you do b2b but you use meme as marketing?>

Hmm, I think it depends on the execution and timing - it can overrated or underrated. I guess which meme you would use will also affect the overall result.

I think cat meme starting overused nowadays, but still I enjoy watching it

I heard recently an interesting perspective that everything can be a meme. If you think about it, it makes sense in a certain way, so I tend to agree with it. Now coming back to question, I think they are under-rated by many. Memes approach situations in a funny, relaxed way and can become viral.

Really depends on the type of product/service. Though I find Meme marketing quiet compelling and catchy. :D

I think meme marketing is often underrated. When used well, it can be a fun and effective way to connect with audiences. However, it does depend on the product and target market. For more serious brands, memes can risk making the brand seem less reliable or professional.

Meme marketing is underrated. If used in the right place and the right way, it can be very effective at engaging people. But if it's done poorly or doesn't fit the brand, it can seem cringey and hurt your reputation.

Whenever I see a company trying to use memes in marketing, it reminds me of a meme with Steve Buscemi's "How Do You Do, Fellow Kids?". Just don't. Sincerely, Everyone

underrated

It depends - if it is done very well, then it can be helpful. Most fall flat unfortunately.

It really depends on what kind of Meme Marketing you are going for: There are advertisements that use Meme-like scenes to go viral – definitely still underrated, as this keeps the connection between your Meme content and your product, so it can drive direct traffic. Best example for me: Million Dollar Shave Club (Still an amazing ad to watch in 2024). There are normal Memes that get posted because they are related to a pain point of your customer, a product benefit, e.g. but the connection is not really there. This will most likely result in your company becoming a Meme page in that industry – which is not the worst case scenario, but definitely the wrong direction if you want to attract users for a platform, e.g. Overall I can tell that no matter which – emotions always drive people.

I think underrated

I think If you follow the tread then its really useful.