HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Parents today see picture-perfect families everywhere, especially in social media. Minute Maid’s new brand campaign is encouraging parents to embrace their perfectly imperfect family moments and show how even though it’s not always Instagram-ready, “this is GOOD.”
To launch the new campaign, Minute Maid partnered with Edison Research to commission the “This is Good Parenting Survey” to better understand how parents are using social media to share their families with the world. The survey found:
- 94 percent of parents who post pictures or videos of their family on social media admit to posing or staging at least one of them
- More than one-third (36 percent) of parents who post pictures or videos of their family on social media admit to staging or posing most or nearly all of them
- More than four-in-five (81 percent) parents who post pictures or videos of their family on social media admit they avoided posting on social media because something embarrassing was in the background, while 80 percent of parents have avoided posting on social media because their house looked messy
- 43 percent of parents who use social media agree they only post flattering photos or videos of their family on social media
“Minute Maid is a family brand, and parents today are facing endless social media feeds filled with unrealistic picture-perfect families,” said Ashley Gordon, Group Director, Minute Maid Marketing. “That’s why we’re encouraging families to get real. Embrace the real moments that may seem imperfect but can end up being the moments that matter the most.”
The new “this is GOOD” brand campaign includes new television commercials, a full refresh of Minute Maid’s social media accounts including Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter, as well as a digital media buy.
Minute Maid is also partnering with influencers across the country to encourage parents everywhere to start embracing real family moments. Instead of staging a photo, parents are encouraged to capture the family moment – no matter how messy or imperfect – and share it on social media with the hashtag #thisisGOOD.
For more information on Minute Maid’s new brand campaign, or to share a real family moment, people are encouraged to visit MinuteMaid.com, @MinuteMaid_us on Instagram, @MinuteMaid_us on Twitter or Minute Maid’s Facebook Page.
Minute Maid’s brand campaign was developed in partnership with Anomaly.
Survey Methodology
Edison Research fielded an online survey of 1,006 adults ages 18-45 in the U.S. from March 13-16, 2018. In order to qualify for the survey, respondents had to be social media users of Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, Snapchat, or Twitter, and be the parent or guardian of at least one child under the age of 18 living in the same household. Survey data were weighted to balance the composition of age, sex, and ethnicity to that of the national population of Americans age 18-45 who use social media and are the parent or guardian of at least one child under the age of 18, using statistics from the 2018 Infinite Dial study from Edison Research and Triton Digital.
About Minute Maid
With more than 100 different flavors and varieties and produced by The Coca-Cola Company, Minute Maid is the world's leading marketer of premium fruit juices and drinks. Minute Maid has been shared with love for generations, and believes what's true for families is true for juice: when you put good in, you get good out. For additional information about Minute Maid products, visit www.minutemaid.com
