Super Bowl LIV Social Media Winners: the Chiefs, Mahomes, Olay, Wings,+ Shakira

The Full Analysis:
Social Media Winners from Super Bowl LIV:
the Chiefs, Mahomes, Olay, Wings,  & Shakira

 

Super Bowl LIV is in the books and social media has declared its winners among teams, players, brands, snacks and halftime performers and international social media analytics firm Talkwalker reports the results.

 

NET SENTIMENT Over Time:

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The Kansas City Chiefs owned the share of voice for the night, with 58.9 percent of the conversation to the San Francisco 49ers 41.1.  Mentions of the Chiefs peaked between 10 and 10:30 p.m. at just about the time it was clear that Kansas City would win, with more than 130,000 social posts in that period.  Sentiment analysis tracked joy at the moment that Chiefs fans realized they would win the Super Bowl.

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The top celebrity by a landslide, with 146.5K mentions was KC quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

Brand Hashtags by Sentiment:

Olay was the clear brand winner, peaking at 7 p.m. with more than 44.5K mentions and the brand was also the winner throughout the playoff season – tracking at 203K mentions since January 13th, with 86.4k of them coming right after their ad aired at 7 pm Sunday, Talkwalker reported

 

Overall, these were the top brands during the game itself – from about 4 p.m. to midnight. EST.

1.  Olay/#MakeSpaceforWomen – 87.9K mentions

2.  Hulu/Tom Brady – 54K

3.  Google/Loretta – 35K

4 – Tums – 26K

5.  Avocados from Mexico – 25K

6.  Jeep/Groundhog Day & Bill Murray – 25K

7.  Pepsi – 25K

8.  Bud Light – 24K

9.  Doritos – 16K

10.All the rest in game had 90K mentions.

 

“Although some brands went for surprise, others released their ads early,” said Todd Grossman, CEO Americas Talkwalker.  “Having a strong message that resonates with viewers is still key and the release date doesn’t’ matter if the message is strong, the creative is entertaining and the purpose shines through.”

 

Overall the Pepsi Halftime Show generated 2.3 million mentions on social media.  This generated more than 16 million engagements (likes and retweets). Shakira was mentioned in 72% of tweets that also mention the Halftime show in some way and JLo (or J-Lo, or Jenny, or Lopez etc etc) was mentioned in 32% of tweets.  Here are themes over time, where you can see Shakira spike as she starts performing, and as others come on stage too.

While some were into the game and other viewers focused only on the commercials or halftime, most everyone can agree on one Super Bowl truth.  It’s all about the snacks.  And in social media, the clear winners were wings and salsa.

For “main foods,” wings were the clear winner with 57.6K mentions,
while pizza had 30.6K,
BBQ 6.8K,
sandwiches 6K,
tacos 4.1K.
For dips, salsa (14.6K mentions) beat:
guacamole (5.5K),
chili (3.1K),
hummus (1.7K),
ranch (1.6K).

About Talkwalker:

Talkwalker is a social listening and analytics company that empowers over 2,000 brands and agencies to optimize the impact of their communication efforts. We provide companies with an easy-to-use platform to protect, measure, and promote their brands worldwide, across all communication channels.

Talkwalker’s state-of-the-art social media analytics platform uses AI-powered technology to monitor and analyze online conversations in real-time across social networks, news websites, blogs and forums in 187 languages. Talkwalker has offices in New York, Luxembourg, San Francisco, Frankfurt, and Singapore. It is also the home of Talkwalker Alerts, a free alerting service used by over 500,000 communications and marketing professionals worldwide.

 

Thanks to Carrie Butler from TalkWalker.com for sharing all this information (pre & post game). The insights make it very interesting to check out the more successful brands!

 

 

 

Stevie Wilson,
LA-Story.com

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