Cat lovers rejoice: the 'Meowbook' social network has finally been thought of. Skipping the middle man of the human, cats can connect cat-to-cat online. Though Meowbook is unfortunately only a hilarious parody, the ad is done exceedingly well.
Founder Thomas Mai argues that cats need a social network because, unlike dogs, they do not have the ability to go out and meet up with others. Also as a safe zone free from "cat-on-cat violence," Meowbook looks to connect your kitty friend with other kitty friends.
The hilarious video may dig a little too deep into the intentions of cats (example: see toast frame in video), but people have already begun giving their cats Facebook pages. Who's to say that Meowbook won't eventually become a reality?
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Pet Social Networking
- Opportunity for a real social network for pets that allows them to connect and interact with each other online.
- Digital Pet Ownership
- Potential for a digital platform that gives pet owners a way to create online profiles for their pets and connect with other pet owners.
- Social Media Parodies
- Emerging trend of creating humorous parodies of popular social media platforms, opening opportunities for creative marketing and entertainment.
Sectors Adopting This
- Pet Care
- The pet care industry can explore innovative ways to enhance pet socialization and provide digital experiences for pet owners.
- Digital Advertising
- Opportunity for digital advertisers to create viral and entertaining content through social media parodies, leveraging the popularity of social networks.
- Pet Tech
- Pet technology companies can develop digital solutions and social networking platforms specifically designed for pets and their owners.
