To reach out to influential online personalities and get them talking about Airtel Champions League
Generate tremendous excitement and massive hype around the international cricket tournament ACL T20 and increase viewership
To make audience participate and create interesting digital ‘crowd sourced’ content
Targeting social Media Platform: Twitter
Execution:
Twitter was the chosen platform for this activity to draw influence from maximum users.
The Hunt for the "ACL Official Commentweeter" was launched as a simple slogan contest that could get twitterati the opportunity to be a ACL Commentweeter & tweet live from the matches in South Africa for their followers.Participants were required to get as many people to retweet and vote for them.
The idea was seeded amongst influential tweeters in the hope that their participation would amplify the buzz for the activity + a media campaign on ESPN websites helped generate awareness for the contest.
Results:
1400 Participants
30,000+ tweets about ACL
15,000 votes
Influencers such as @kiruba with over 50,000 followers participated and won resulting in huge buzz for the activity.
Live tweets from these personalities during the match created renewed interest in the ACL and helped to increase viewership.
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Social Media Case Study: Commentweeter - ESPN Star Sports
Brand Name:
ESPN Star Sports
Agency Name:
Webchutney
Objectives:
Execution:
Twitter was the chosen platform for this activity to draw influence from maximum users.
The Hunt for the "ACL Official Commentweeter" was launched as a simple slogan contest that could get twitterati the opportunity to be a ACL Commentweeter & tweet live from the matches in South Africa for their followers.Participants were required to get as many people to retweet and vote for them.
The idea was seeded amongst influential tweeters in the hope that their participation would amplify the buzz for the activity + a media campaign on ESPN websites helped generate awareness for the contest.
Results: