Can Social Media Predict the Tremendous Bowl?

It is that point of yr once more when trash speak reigns supreme and your greatest pal may develop into your worst enemy. That is proper. It is Tremendous Bowl time.

Whether or not or not you are feeling robbed as a result of the Inexperienced Bay Packers misplaced and the Seattle Seahawks are within the Huge Recreation, or for those who’ve been glued to the catastrophe that’s “Deflate-gate,” it is pretty doubtless you’ve got been following alongside on social.

Falcon Social, a number one social media administration platform, is investigating the social race to the Tremendous Bowl to see if fan engagement can predict the winner of the most important soccer recreation of the yr.

Because the groups entered into the January video games main as much as the Tremendous Bowl, Seattle Seahawks followers have been louder on social than New England Patriots followers. Seahawks followers have posted a variation on “Go Seahawks” 31,000 occasions on social, in comparison with the Patriots’ 25,000.

Far and away, these followers are posting probably the most on Fb:

• fifty three % of the full soccer followers are posting on Fb;


• 20 % on Instagram; 10 % on Twitter;


• 10 % on blogs and remark boards; and


• 2 % on Google+.

Seahawks followers have been the loudest on social on January 18, the day the staff had a come from behind win towards the Inexperienced Bay Packers and scored within the final minute of the sport. Followers used variations on the time period “Go Seahawks” eight,000 occasions, with a pointy spike at 5 p.m. EST with 2,442 cheers. Of those:

• fifty five % of Seahawks followers are posting on Fb;


• 17 % on Instagram;


• thirteen % on blogs and remark boards;


• eight % on Twitter; and


• 2 % on Google+.

The highest trending key phrases within the Seahawks’ followers’ posts have been “Aaron” and “cheese,” each referring to their current competitor, the Packers (Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the favored Packers headgear, the Cheesehead). The info suggests there might have been

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