Talking Footy

NlolRL wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 1:55 pm

Just on last year's GF's

Reflecting across the whole weekend, the AFL created 188 per cent more original social media content – 32 posts – as opposed to the NRL’s 14 posts. The AFL dominated visual content and published 14 videos, making up 44 per cent of its social media output. The NRL posted four videos.

When adding to the mix the AFL’s higher Google trends ranking (100) compared to the NRL (78), it is clear that the AFL were the true winners of the 2017 grand final, which notably was achieved with a 48 per cent smaller Facebook audience than the NRL.

https://mumbrella.com.au/AFL-wins-socia ... our-479260

The AFL's biggest day murders the NRL's

AFLcrap1 wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 2:00 pm

Lol
Doesn't beat one of our other games .ooops ..they don't count do they ..in AFL insular world.

leeroy*NRL* wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 2:27 pm

NlolRL wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 1:55 pm

Just on last year's GF's

Reflecting across the whole weekend, the AFL created 188 per cent more original social media content – 32 posts – as opposed to the NRL’s 14 posts. The AFL dominated visual content and published 14 videos, making up 44 per cent of its social media output. The NRL posted four videos.

When adding to the mix the AFL’s higher Google trends ranking (100) compared to the NRL (78), it is clear that the AFL were the true winners of the 2017 grand final, which notably was achieved with a 48 per cent smaller Facebook audience than the NRL.

https://mumbrella.com.au/AFL-wins-socia ... our-479260

The AFL's biggest day murders the NRL's

lol Murders
you just did not say that...110k more

To a Team playing without its Captain in J.T for the Cowboys
and being no sydney team

lol I would say the NRL G.F rated excellent.

leeroy*NRL* wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 2:46 pm

Facebook engagements...
Metric AFL NRL Winner
Video Views 1,754,791 908,000 AFL
Total Engagements 201,258 168,686 AFL
Total Post Reactions 190,833 146,600 AFL
Total Post Comments 10,498 4,009 AFL
Total Post Shares 8,832 14,464 NRL

would not this been affected with having no Sydney team involved...

pussycat wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 2:47 pm

The most watched game last year went to the more popular rugby League, tennis second while the AFL had to settle for the bronze. Ooh dear

pussycat wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 6:59 pm

The most popular football clubs on social media

So 1-3 (in no particular order) Blues, Maroons, Kangaroos

4.Brisbane Broncos 783, 939
5 Melbourne Storm 618,157
6 Vodafone Warriors 582,978
7 South Sydney Rabbitohs 526,522
8. Essendon 488,775
9. Collingwood 482,760
10. Adelaide Crows 443,859

AFLcrap1 wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 7:29 pm

Lol what do you think they're showing .
Move into te modern times .
Social media is how most young people communicate..how they show some interest in many things .
It's why they stare a thing their phs most of the time .

March heralded the start of the AFL and NRL 2017 seasons. This, along with other sports events – both local and abroad – drove increases in Australians going online for sports-related content, according to data released by Nielsen.

Nielsen Digital Ratings (Monthly) data revealed 11.2 million Australians visited online content related to the sports category via any device during the month of March 2017, up 8% compared to February 2017

The top five sites and apps in the sports category ranked by unique audience all reported strong, double digit growth in March 2017 compared with the prior month. Telstra Media AFL reported 3.4 million (+68%), ESPN Digital Network 3.3 million (+63%), Telstra Media NRL 2.2 million (+69%), Fox Sports 1.9 million (+36%) and Cricket Australia 1.7 million (+14%) – see chart below.

Australians love sport. And the ways in which they engage with sport is changing before our eyes. There are new ways to watch, new ways to connect and the audience demographic is also changing.

BATTLE OF THE CODES FOR EYEBALLS
When it comes to sports brands, Telstra Media AFL attracted the most people to their online content with a unique audience of 4.3 million Australians during July 17, up 11% compared to the previous month. In second place was ESPN Digital Network with 2.6 million people, (+14%), followed by AFL Live Official App with 2 million people, (+9%).

Fourth place was news.com.au – sport (+35%), fifth place was Telstra Media NRL (4%), sixth was FOX SPORTS (+13%), seventh was ESPN Footytips (+2%) and eighth place was MSN Sports, (+50%).

ESPN remained in ninth position with a unique audience of 1.0 million (+30%), followed by NRL Official App in tenth place with a unique audience of 1.0 million (-4%).

Across participating publishers under measurement in Digital Content Ratings, Sundays attracted the most people to sports content online in July 2017. During the month, the highest peak average daily unique audience was achieved by Telstra Media AFL was 649K, followed by News.com.au - Sport with 584K and Fox Sports with 458K.

NlolRL wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 7:22 pm

pussycat wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 6:59 pm

The most popular football clubs on social media

So 1-3 (in no particular order) Blues, Maroons, Kangaroos

4.Brisbane Broncos 783, 939
5 Melbourne Storm 618,157
6 Vodafone Warriors 582,978
7 South Sydney Rabbitohs 526,522
8. Essendon 488,775
9. Collingwood 482,760
10. Adelaide Crows 443,859

what do these numbers represent? What are they showing?

pussycat wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 8:19 pm

NlolRL wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 7:22 pm

pussycat wrote: Mon Jul 23, 2018 6:59 pm

The most popular football clubs on social media

So 1-3 (in no particular order) Blues, Maroons, Kangaroos

4.Brisbane Broncos 783, 939
5 Melbourne Storm 618,157
6 Vodafone Warriors 582,978
7 South Sydney Rabbitohs 526,522
8. Essendon 488,775
9. Collingwood 482,760
10. Adelaide Crows 443,859

what do these numbers represent? What are they showing?

If you followed the link I provided you would see . This is the total number for the chatter on the various
Social Media outlets.