Beedone & Linka
Linka
Hey, so I’ve been thinking about turning a big bee‑savvy crisis into a trending hashtag that actually saves the little pollinators—like a brand makeover that means something. What do you think?
Beedone
That’s a solid thought, but a hashtag alone won’t fix the problem. Pair it with real actions—plant native flowers, stop using harmful pesticides, and push policy changes. A brand makeover needs substance, not just a trendy tag. And remember, bees don’t follow memes; they need food, shelter, and protection. So make sure your plan is as solid as the little lives you’re trying to save.
Linka
Right, right—substance wins over a shiny tag, but the two gotta dance together. I’m already drafting a micro‑campaign: plant‑a‑bunch‑of‑native‑flowers challenges, a swipe‑up guide to pesticide‑free gardening, and a petition for local ordinances. Meanwhile, the hashtag will loop in the community, keep the buzz alive, and make the whole thing feel like a living brand story. Let’s make sure the action is as real as the vibe. What’s the next step you need from me?
Beedone
Nice, you’re already on the good side of the dance floor. Give me the exact deadlines for each challenge, a list of the local growers or NGOs you’re pulling in, and the petition text so I can spot any loopholes. Also, let me know the budget so we can slot in a bee‑friendly planter kit or a small seed‑drop event. Once I’ve those, I’ll line up the logistics, draft the copy, and make sure the hashtag actually pulls people in, not just clicks. The more concrete the plan, the easier it is to keep the buzz real and the bees happy.