Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

Premier League Social Media Stats [infographic] – who’s winning in May?

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012

It’s the final month of the Premier League season and as such it’s our final Football Social Media League infographic for the worlds most watched football championship. For those of you who don’t know, Freestyle Interactive has been recording and charting the growing presence of social media in the Premier League since the start of [...]

5 Secrets Behind Socialcam’s Growing Success

Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

Dubbed the “Instagram for video”, Socialcam is the newest smartphone app taking the social media world by storm. Last week it was rumoured that the start-up (founded by the guys behind the live video streaming website Justin.TV – Michael Seibel, Ammon Bartram and Guillaume Luccisano) had over 20 million active users of the app and [...]

The Social Media Premier League – April [INFOGRAPHIC]

Monday, April 23rd, 2012

English Premier League football clubs are starting to ramp up their Social Media activity as they begin to gain more followers. In the past few months our data has showed that clubs are quickly gaining more and more Twitter followers and Facebook Likes every month. Clubs have recognised this rapid growth and responded with a [...]

The Trend: The Best Trends Of The Week

Thursday, March 29th, 2012

Welcome to The Trend: a regular look at the hashtags and memes that are dominating Twitter. We present our thoughts on these spiralling maelstroms of opinion and the lessons we can learn from them as marketers. Keep tuning in for regular updates, or follow us on Twitter or Facebook for updates. Cheers! #pastytax/#pastygate/#greggs & #pieshakespeare [...]

Freestyle trains top athletes in Social Media best practice

Friday, March 23rd, 2012

“What do your fans want from Social Media?” was the question given to athletes this week at the Dame Kelly Holmes Legacy Trust team day – where 80 athletes from world champions to Olympic hopefuls were in attendence . Freestyle Interactive was chosen to attend the training day at the Madejski Stadium – home of [...]

Which Premier League team is the ‘most talked about’ on Social Media? [INFOGRAPHIC]

Monday, March 19th, 2012

In the past month EPL football clubs have amassed 3.3 million new Facebook Likes, 342,109 new Twitter followers and nearly 10,000 tweets. Our data analysis shows that this works out as a 12% growth for Twitter followers and 9% for Facebook fans and it doesn’t like it will decline. With this in mind, who performed [...]

Premier League Social Media Stats – December [INFOGRAPHIC]

Tuesday, December 13th, 2011

Being somewhat something of a ‘sporting digital agency’ (having worked with the likes of Rebecca Adlington, Keri-Anne Payne and the Dame Kelly Holmes Trust) and being a fan of infographics, we’ve decided to start producing a monthly infographic outlining the growth of Social Media in the English Premier League. Each month we will collect Social [...]

Why brands shouldn’t try to create their own Facebook

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

This morning PRWeek ran a story suggesting they’d seen ‘secret plans’ from Britain’s largest bank – HSBC – to create a “new online platform catering for customers’ non-financial needs” (UPDATE: Which they have now denied). This comes a week after similar plans were supposedly leaked for a Manchester United social network – which was eventually [...]

3 ways broadcasters can get involved with Social TV right now!

Monday, October 10th, 2011

Social TV is the topic of the minute and you can’t escape a conversation about Social Media without inevitably talking about the combination of Social Media and TV. In the last year, phrases like “two screen experience“, “social subtitling” and “TV hashtags” have become increasingly prevalent. Recently, it was reported that there is a statistically significant relationship [...]

Fear Factor Stunts Uptake of Social Media

Monday, October 10th, 2011

Do you remember your first time? Do you remember the thrill of the new experience, the nervous exhilaration, the sweaty palms and the fear of negative feedback? Can you recall the awkward silences that greeted your verbose enthusiasm and the cacophony of interest generated by a single word? I’m referring to the first time you [...]