Twitter Is Offering Advertisers More Tools to Engage Consumers With Direct Messages

Patrón Tequila runs 'Bot-Tender' campaign

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Twitter today revealed that it’s giving brands more multimedia features to encourage one-on-one conversations within promoted tweets, including video, interactive images and questions-based bots. Called Direct Message Cards, the feature can involve up to four, custom, call-to-action buttons that send users to direct messages with the brand. Additionally, it can be used in organic tweets.

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One of the launch brands, Patrón Tequila, is running promoted tweets in the United States that utilize a “Bot-Tender,” which offers personalized recommendations based on responses to consumer inquiries about entertaining guests, cocktail flavors and emojis.

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