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Betty Crocker uses Flickr for more than photo sharing

December 15, 2009

Corporate Social Media Case Study: Betty Crocker

Combining high-quality food images and cooking instructions, Betty Crocker is using Flickr to share recipes. With examples like “Southern Apple Crumble” and “Slow Cooker Beef Stroganoff,” Betty Crocker’s photostream now has hundreds of entries.

Each photo includes a detailed ingredient list and cooking instructions in the space typically used for simple photo captions, and their stream is categorized into sets such as “Slow Cooker,” “Gluten-Free Recipes” and “Muffins.” It’s a simple concept that offers a clever way to use Flickr for more than just posting photos.

Learn More: Flickr

Disclosure: Betty Crocker’s parent, General Mills, is a Social Media Business Council Member (and an awesome one at that!), but even if they weren’t, we’d write about them anyway.

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