Snapchat Killed Brand Stories. Here’s What You Can Buy Instead

Last week, it was announced that Snapchat would stop selling its original ad unit, Brand Stories. These ads made headlines when they first launched last fall, and not only because they represented uncharted territory for the teen-centric social network. Brand stories were also making news for their reported cost: a whopping $750,000.

While Universal Pictures, Macy’s, McDonald’s, and Samsung were among those who purchased Snapchat ads, Adweek reported that many other brands were wary of laying such a huge amount of money down for an advertisement that only lasted 24 hours.

With Snapchat’s Brand Stories on the way out, we decided to take a look at what you could buy instead using that $750,000. The numbers might be slightly off, but that’s not the point of this exercise. The point is to show that a) $750,000 is a huge amount of money, probably too much for a social ad, and b) there are way cheaper alternatives, like putting a billboard on your new French Castle. Take a look:

If you’re planning your social media advertising budget, here are some options to consider:

But instead, you could buy this French Castle. Or this one.

Castle

You could buy 3 Ferrari 458 Italias.

ferarri

You could buy 56,775 cheese pizzas (Average cost of a pizza being $13.81).

Or 327,510 Double Decker Taco Supremes from Taco Bell (They cost $2.29).

double_decker_taco_supreme

You could buy 150 Around the world tickets,

or 299 Vancouver Canucks season tickets.

pucks

You could buy 50 smart cars (if a smart car on average is $15,000).

smartcar

You could buy 3000 pet hedgehogs.

hedgehog

You could buy 91,799 movie tickets.

popcorn-box

You could buy 757,575 second-hand leopard minks (if, as Macklemore says, they each cost 99 cents).

Mink

Disclaimer: The prices of everything listed here could vary drastically based on any number of factors. Who knows how much cheese pizzas will cost tomorrow?

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