Expedia Will Make You Less Boring! Maybe.

“Much of what is tweeted can be a little dull, so we thought why not use travel and interesting locations and destinations to make some tweets a little more interesting?” explained Gerry Human, chief creative officer at Ogilvy London.

For example, @dimples777 tweeted: “@ExpediaUK Just fed my cat #TYI,” to which Expedia responded with this somewhat random personalized billboard tweet:

We sent @dimples777's tweet to a place where cats lap up the (ice) cream. #TYI pic.twitter.com/YcdJAB0Ngj

— Expedia.co.uk (@ExpediaUK) September 20, 2013

Some of Expedia’s responses didn’t make so much sense, like putting someone’s tweet about eczema on the side of a NYC taxi, but either way, Twitter fans seemed pleased to have special content made for them by a brand. According to Human, he and his team made it a point to turn around these fun tweets as fast as possible — fun fact tweet responses within five minutes and image replies in under 120 minutes.

Expedia also looked for famous people’s boring tweets who didn’t use the #TYI hashtag and created videos that transformed to tweets. For example, Expedia took British actress Jessica Wright’s tweet about hoping the rain clears up and had New York City’s Times Square staple the Naked Cowboy, sing her tweet. Cute enough.

But as we know, people aren’t the only ones guilty of tweeting badly — as a matter of fact, it’s usually the brands who are guilty of this most often. Human’s advice to brands on twitter: “Don’t take yourself too seriously. Don’t tweet about shower gel.”