Social Media Power Rankings: AmEx Knows You Can't Leave Home Without It
Burberry got exclusive, American Express went small, and Pernod got all boozy in the Social Media Power Rankings this week.
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This week, Cisco got educational, Swatch got you hooked on love, and Intel parlayed its Ultrabooks to get a jump in the social media ranks.
Burberry got exclusive, American Express went small, and Pernod got all boozy in the Social Media Power Rankings this week.
The NHL benefitted from a big move, Adobe got artsy and Vevo listened to fans all in this week's power rankings.
Cisco rode its Twitter celebrity while THQ harnessed the power of fanboys (and girls) to rise in the social media rankings.
GameStop cemented its place atop the video game-buying world, Greenpeace banked on cute, and Levi's tricked you into thinking you like adventurous things in this week's rankings.
This week Burberry showed us the perks of exclusivity while Capcom rode yet another Resident Evil launch to a rise in the rankings.
This week Subway got fresh with giveaways, Land Rover showed us the benefits of Google +, and we tried to crack Victoria's Secret's social media strategy.
Heineken showed us how to toast, Bertelsmann helped us get back to school, and UNICEF showed everyone how do to social media right during this week's rankings.
Etsy benefitted from DIY tweets, while Gannett got a bump from the RNC. And nothing compares to the power of David Beckham.
Firefox knows its memes, Monster energized its 18 million fans, and Harley Davidson turned one bike rally into a massive social success.
It was a big week for video games and nerding out on Twitter, while Foot Locker cashed in the Olympics hoopla.
Jack Daniels and Sears got all patriotic on us, while Durex was just Durex and rode a sexy idea up the ranks.
Konami figured out you like soccer, while Chrysler and MLB tapped into their fanbases to rule the social media scene this week.
Abercrombie capitalized on your weakness for shirtless men, while Anheuser Busch tapped into a seasonal shift.
Whole Foods banks on Father's Day to rise in the rankings, BIC knows you like to win, while Zuffa, better known by their UFC brand, got you talking about the free fight night.
There's a summer theme on the social media ranks with companies like Daimler and Volvo taking their new models out for test drives and road trips, while Carnival Cruises and some German company (we'll explain later) banked on your summer vacations.
Gawker gets a Facebook boost courtesy of Jay-Z, Pitchfork figured out you like Radiohead, and Subway got simple.
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