Social Success Stories - Amazon Web Services
Social Success Stories - Amazon Web Services
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PROFILE ELEMENTS<br />
CONTENT<br />
<strong>Social</strong> <strong>Success</strong> <strong>Stories</strong><br />
Marketing Lessons from Industry Leaders<br />
Leading Sports Twitter Brand: ESPN<br />
Followers: 4,352,450<br />
Following 335 — consisting<br />
of mainly ESPN employees,<br />
reporters and players.<br />
Background At publication,<br />
ESPN’s background is an<br />
image of a NBA court, in<br />
support of the NBA Finals with<br />
their logo as the profile image.<br />
ESPN’s Twitter and TV strategy aren’t terribly dissimilar. Their goal is<br />
to bring their followers all sports news all the time. As a sport-agnostic<br />
channel, users see updates on everything from pro-hockey games to the<br />
national spelling bee championship.<br />
Frequency: Between 5-15 original Tweets per day, not including retweets.<br />
Ratio of Pos:ts: to Replies: ESPN does not respond to anyone. They do, however, retweet their<br />
fans. ESPN posts roughly 10-15 retweets per day.<br />
Frequently: dis:cus:s:ed topics: include<br />
• Stats/Articles. ESPN posts news<br />
stories and game stats with regularity<br />
– that’s what their followers care most<br />
about.<br />
• Photos: ESPN brings their Twitter<br />
channel to life by adding pictures to<br />
relevant tweets.<br />
• Videos & Live Streams: ESPN shares<br />
videos of games and makes live<br />
streams available on their website.<br />
• Live Tweeting: For big games, like<br />
Game 7 of the NBA Eastern Conference<br />
finals, ESPN live tweets to keep the<br />
excitement level high.<br />
• Affiliated Content: ESPN regularly relies on affiliated ESPN-partners, be that ESPN reporters<br />
and niche ESPN-accounts to bolster their social stream.<br />
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