British Milk Council feuert Social Media Team & Account-Manager Jason wird öffentlich sauer

Isabelle Bonenkamp

vor 7 Jahren

Die englische Milchlobby „British Dairy Council“ wird auf Twitter parodiert: ‚British Milk Council.‘ Der Parodie-Account schaffte es jetzt, über die Landesgrenzen und Inselbewohner hinaus Aufmerksamkeit zu bekommen. Oder besser gesagt: Social Media Manager Jason hat es geschafft. 😉

1. So sieht es aus, wenn man den Social Media Manager feuert.

Just been called into the office to be told that British Milk Council are shutting down all social channels. I'm out of a job. Something about misuse of data higher up. Fuck that. I've changed the password and they're not having the account back.

— BRITISH MILK COUNCIL (@BuyBritishMilk) April 16, 2018

2. Die Kollegin hat es bemerkt.

JASON LOG OUT OF THIS ACCOUNT NOW OR I'LL CONTACT TWITTER SUPPORT.

— BRITISH MILK COUNCIL (@BuyBritishMilk) 16. April 2018

Donna your a fucking pie. Can't even keep your own twitter account secure, never mind customers data. Shitshow of an organisation

— BRITISH MILK COUNCIL (@BuyBritishMilk) 16. April 2018

3. Um es Donna und allen richtig zu zeigen, erzählt Jason, welches Betriebssystem der British Milk Council verwendet…

British Milk Council uses Windows XP!

— BRITISH MILK COUNCIL (@BuyBritishMilk) April 16, 2018

4. Donna versucht die Wogen zu glätten und vor allem die Twitter-Blamage aus der Welt zu schaffen.

Jason you’re punishing the whole organisation for the mistakes of a few. I wasn’t in the meeting but we can sort this out amicably away from Twitter. Check your works email.

— BRITISH MILK COUNCIL (@BuyBritishMilk) April 16, 2018

5. Aber Jason lässt sich nicht besänftigen.

Too little too late, Donna. THREE YEARS I worked my arse off for British Milk Council. I built the brand from the ground up. The #ManMilk promotion? My idea! YOU DON’T DESERVE MY MAN MILK, DONNA

— BRITISH MILK COUNCIL (@BuyBritishMilk) April 16, 2018

6. Der Thread hat ihm die Aufmerksamkeit des Personalmanagers gebracht. Immerhin.

Quick update for those asking. I still have control of the account. Had a meeting today with HR. Looks like the Managing Director is refusing to take responsibility for this, saying he was on holiday at the time and it wasn't his decision. Clusterfuck.

— BRITISH MILK COUNCIL (@BuyBritishMilk) April 19, 2018

7. Währenddessen fragen sich einige, wie das überhaupt möglich ist…

How is Donna able to post if Jason changed the password? What am I missing?

— Leon Dixon (@LeonDixon123) 16. April 2018

If you don't revoke app access, anyone logged in on mobile can still tweet.

— Brent Stirling (@Brentertainer) 17. April 2018

8. Außerdem merkt auch keiner, dass es sich um einen Parodieaccount handelt…

Not 100% sure it's real.

— H. (@hanifyouaskme) 16. April 2018

This has to be a satirical set of tweets surely?
It was in the news in UK yesterday that #JDWetherspoons (Pub chain) shut down all their social media accounts due to misuse.

— Bryn Emans (@bryn_emans) 17. April 2018

9. Wäre es echt,…

How very Dairy? Geddit? See what I’ve done here?

Can’t decide if this is for real or the start of a brilliant viral marketing campaign!?

— Fiona Holland (@FeedleFi) April 16, 2018

11. … wäre es eine geniale Marketingkampagne.

“YOU DON’T DESERVE MY MAN MILK, DONNA”. One of the best comedy lines ever written. What a double entendre

— Paul Burton (@pablodiablo67) April 16, 2018

10. Bei dem ehemaligen Chefredakteur der Boulevardzeitung The Sun funktioniert der Fakenews-Alarm schon einmal nicht und er disst los.

This makes me proud to be British. pic.twitter.com/1inKI3bKZ6

— Stig Abell (@StigAbell) April 18, 2018

11. Aber das sollte man sich als Boulevard-Journalist bei einem Parodie-Account vielleicht verkneifen…

What a coincidence! Your tenure at The Sun made us ashamed to be British. https://t.co/ihNJI658P0

— BRITISH MILK COUNCIL (@BuyBritishMilk) April 19, 2018

12. Ach ja, die Inseleinwohner. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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