Friday, April 1, 2016

Twitter Analysis: Monster Energy vs 5-Hour Energy

Monster Energy Twitter
Supercross LIVE! Bike Racing Event
#DaytonaSX
According to their Twitter page, Monster Energy Tweets very often – about 5-6 times each day and have 11K Tweets in total. Similar to their Facebook page, the majority of their Tweets are images and videos about their sponsorships such as events, extreme sports, athletes, and promotions. Additionally, they are using the 50/50 rule quite well on Twitter because they make sure to retweet recent events and news from other athletes and organizations as well as including their own Tweets. Monster’s Energy’s most successful recent Tweet was their Supercross LIVE! bike racing event (#DaytonaSX #SXonFOX) with 470 Retweets and 1.2K Likes. The reason it was so successful is because it was about a major event which ended in a victory for one of their sponsored athletes, Eli Tomac.

5-Hour Energy Twitter
5-Hour Energy's Sponsored Race Car
#Daytona500
According to their Twitter page, 5-Hour Energy Tweets about 1-2 times every day and have 12.5K Tweets in total. A majority of their Tweets feature their energy drinks and sponsors in various images and videos. Also, they are using the 50/50 rule effectively here on Twitter because they like to post random images and clips every so often to keep viewers engaged aside from the normal posts about their energy drinks. 5-Hour Energy’s most successful recent Tweet was #Daytona500 #GoClintGo with 11 Retweets and 15 Likes. The reason it was successful was because they were sponsoring a race car and famous athlete, Clint Bowyer.

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