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July 2012 Social Media Audit

2012 Olympics Social Media Analysis Part 1

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July  2012  

Social  Media  Audit  

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Methodology  of  This  Report  

§  Objec:ve  of  this  report:    §  Iden:fy  and  analyze  social  media  

conversa:ons  about  the  2012  Summer  Olympics  

§  Analy:cs  Solu:on:  ADensity  Analyze  §  Content  Sources:  TwiDer,  Blogs,  

Forums,  Youtube  and  other  social  media  sites  

§  Timeframe:  June  25,  2012  to  July  24,  2012  and  covering  the  Omaha  Swim  trials  

§  Key  Metrics:  §  Distribu:on  -­‐  %  of  comments  by  data  source  

§  Sen:ment  –  Tone  of  the  posts  

§  Non-­‐sen:ment  –  ac:onable  ques:ons,  sugges:ons  and  recommenda:ons  and  customer  profile  data  

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Sen:ment  vs  Non-­‐Sen:ment  Report  

Social  conversa3ons  include  both  sen3ment  and    non-­‐sen3ment  

§  Over  98%  of  posts  expressed  sen:ment  

§  Key  themes  included  excitement  over  the  opening  ceremonies  as  well  as  for  the  games,  and  fans  wishing  their  favorite  athletes  luck  

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Sen:ment  Report  

The  majority  of  the  comments  were  posi3ve  

§  An  overwhelming  98%  of  the  comments  contained  posi:ve  sen:ment  

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Fan Excitement for the opening ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympics was a key driver in

positive sentiment

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Sen:ment  Report  Most  of  the  tweets  expressed  excitement  to  watch  the  London  Olympics:  

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Sen:ment  Report  

Posi3ve  and  Nega3ve  Sen3ment  Details  

§ Other  posi:ve  men:ons  were  about  Marke:ng  and  the  Events  

§ Most  of  the  nega:ve  comments  focused  on  people  ha:ng  the  Olympics  because  of  their  dislike  for  sports  or  annoying  commercials  

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Hashtags  and  TwiDer  Handles  

The  #London2012  hashtag  was  found  in  over  18,500  tweets  within  this  3meframe  

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A  closer  look  at  the  most  frequently  encountered  TwiOer  handles  on  the  2012  Olympics  shows  that  there  is  excitement  brewing  over  rumors  that  the  pop  group  One  Direc3on  will  perform  

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Social  Conversa:ons  during  the  Olympic  Trials  

Comments  were  analyzed  from  the  following  sources  for  the  Omaha  Swim  Trials:  

§  93%  of  conversa:ons  were  from  TwiDer  

§  4  %  were  from  Forums  

§  The  rest  were  found  in  Blogs,  YouTube  and  other  social  media  sources  

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Michael  Phelps  and  Ryan  Lochte  

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Tweets  from  the  LochteNa3on  drove  up  the  overall  volume  of  Lochte  men3ons,  eclipsing  that  of  Phelps  

Tweets from Lochte fans and retweets of the swimmer’s status

messages contributed to a massive spike of comments on July 19

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Spikes  in  Conversa:ons  7/19/2012  aDributed  to  Ryan  Lochte  twee:ng  he  will  take  phone  calls  from  fans!    

 Adoring  fans  are  retwee3ng  @ryanlochte  

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ADensity’s  Voice  tags  capture  the  nuances  in  social  sen:ment  to  find  opportuni:es  

“I  want  to  talk”  (Intent)  

“Who  wants  a  call  from  me?”  (Ques3on)  

Small  differences  can  have  significant  impact  on  the  kind  of  ac3on  you  would  take  on  a  message  or  where  you  would  route  it  

 

 

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Ryan’s  Facebook  Page  causes  another  spike  in  conversa:on  volume  with  his  AT&T  commercial  

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Lochte-­‐Phelps  Sen:ment  Details  

Fan  reac3ons  to  Phelps  and  Lochte  

§  Support  for  Ryan  Lochte  accounted  for  almost  50%  of  posi:ve  comments,  while  Michael  Phelps  garnered  only  30%  of  the  posi:ve  comments  

§  Nearly  90%  of  nega:ve  comments  focused  on  Michael  Phelps  

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Posi:ve  Sen:ment  on  Phelps  

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96%  of  Phelps  comments  contained  posi3ve  sen3ment  from  his  fans  

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Posi:ve  Sen:ment  on  Lochte  

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§   90.36%  Express  posi3ve  thoughts  about  Ryan  Lochte  

Fans  of  Lochte  praised  the  swimmer  with  encouraging  remarks  resul3ng  in  a  99%  posi3ve  sen3ment  ra3ng  

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Ryan  Lochte  has  created  an  en:re  fanbase  dubbed  “The  Lochte  Na:on”    

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Nega:ve  Sen:ment  on  Phelps  

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Phelps  cri3cs  brought  up  his  marijuana  scandal  as  well  as  commented  on  growing  3red  of  hearing  about  him  

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Nega:ve  Sen:ment  on  Lochte  

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Some  Lochte  detractors  posted  nega3ve  comments  claiming  that  the  athlete  is  rude,  while  others  look  forward  to  Phelps  defea3ng  him  in  London  

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Phelps  vs  Lochte  Dashboard  Snapshot  

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