The Week's Top Twenty in Social Media
Fiat cashes in on its Formula One success, The Gap goes interactive with spring fashion and Sephora discovers Pinterest
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Gawker gets a Facebook boost courtesy of Jay-Z, Pitchfork figured out you like Radiohead, and Subway got simple.
Fiat cashes in on its Formula One success, The Gap goes interactive with spring fashion and Sephora discovers Pinterest
Dreamworks stirs up some excitement for its upcoming sequels, Rolling Stone mourns the loss of a music legend and Forever 21 sells jeans.
General Mills recruited the Pillsbury Dough Boy, Starbucks gave away money and Pizza Hut created more weird concoctions in this week's Social Business Index.
G.E. went green, Heineken turned it around, and Avon friended you in this week's Social Business Index.
The social media sphere continued to spin this week as spring set in. National Amusements topped the charts, bumping Disney down to number two. Whereas the rest of the top 10 stayed stagnant, there was a lot of movement in the teens, with NBC Universal and WWE both winning the biggest mover status.
The Social Business Index is getting a good shakeup as 2012 leans into spring. The top twenty is seeing some new companies, including World Wrestling Entertainment.
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters. This week: Disney ruled the rankings while Intel figured out that you really, really liked talking about yourself.
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters: This week, American Express trades money for tweets, Verizon gives tablets away for free, and DreamWorks drops the ball.
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters. This week: McDonald's goes green, Zynga launches a new old game and people still like the Gap.
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters. This week:
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters. This week: Nintendo wakes up, Volkswagen gets emotional and Harley-Davidson posts pretty pictures
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters. This week: A&E discovers shooting games, Chrysler rides the Clint Eastwood express and Mattel puts a classic game in a soda can.
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters. This week: Vivendi wins the video game conversation, Burberry takes you backstage and Hasbro is everywhere
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters.
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters. This week: NBC scores big with a Facebook partnership, Nike sells shoes and BMW releases a special edition.
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters. This week: National Amusements held onto the top slot, but companies that doubled down on the holiday excitement managed to earn big dividends.
Every week we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters.
Each Friday we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying, and why it matters.
Each Friday we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying and why it matters.
Each Friday we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying and why it matters.
Each Friday we're taking a tally of who's getting heard, what they're saying and why it matters.
Each Friday we're taking a tally of the companies getting heard on social media, what they're saying and why it matters.
Facebook continues to fend off Google for the top spot, but this week sees an impressive surge from Coca-Cola which has risen to number three.
There's nothing like a sexist ad campaign to get people talking on Twitter
Twitter and Thomson Reuters are rocketing up the ranks; Kraft has a PR problem
Google scores a win by taking the top spot on the Dachis Group's Social Business Index
Coke has an arty new marketing campaign and Best Buy looks a little clueless
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