A benchmark and content analysis of what snack brands are doing on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, and Instagram. Brands analyzed are Oreo, Starburst, Skittles, Reese’s, Snickers, Butterfinger, and Twix.
The following study provides readers with insights on the most important Instagram stats during the first quarter of 2015. It analyzes 5,000 profiles, in different sized groups and presents the average performances of social media marketers. Further it gives social media marketers the possibility to benchmark their own profiles and learn from the most successful players in the market.
What is #FoodPorn doing for the hospitality industry? #HotelympiaKaren Fewell
When you look on social networks you will see hundreds of thousands of images posted of food within the last month. Many people actually take photos and upload to a social network with the hashtag foodporn before they’ve even take a bite of food. But what is this doing for the hospitality industry? Is it a fantastic way of promoting a chef or restaurant? Does it create conversations about dining out? Or is it spoiling the dining experience for some?
Research results and panel discussion with
Tom Aikens
@TomAikens
Ed Butcher
Square Meal
@SquareMeal
Daniel Doherty
Duck& Waffle
@DanDoherty_
Jonathan Doughty
FCSI and Coverpoint Food
@CoverpointFood
Claire Wilson
Le Manoir
@LeManoir
The following study provides readers with insights on the most important Instagram stats during the first quarter of 2015. It analyzes 5,000 profiles, in different sized groups and presents the average performances of social media marketers. Further it gives social media marketers the possibility to benchmark their own profiles and learn from the most successful players in the market.
What is #FoodPorn doing for the hospitality industry? #HotelympiaKaren Fewell
When you look on social networks you will see hundreds of thousands of images posted of food within the last month. Many people actually take photos and upload to a social network with the hashtag foodporn before they’ve even take a bite of food. But what is this doing for the hospitality industry? Is it a fantastic way of promoting a chef or restaurant? Does it create conversations about dining out? Or is it spoiling the dining experience for some?
Research results and panel discussion with
Tom Aikens
@TomAikens
Ed Butcher
Square Meal
@SquareMeal
Daniel Doherty
Duck& Waffle
@DanDoherty_
Jonathan Doughty
FCSI and Coverpoint Food
@CoverpointFood
Claire Wilson
Le Manoir
@LeManoir
2015 in Review: A Social Media Benchmark & Content Summary for the Snack Food...Zuum
A benchmark and content analysis of how snack brands performed in 2015 on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, and Instagram. Brands analyzed are Oreo, Starburst, Skittles, Reese’s, Snickers, Butterfinger, and Twix.
En un mundo en donde las marcas saturan de contenidos las redes sociales, ¿cuál es la cantidad correcta para publicar en realidad? Este es un adelanto de un estudio de TrackMaven para Content Marketing en 2015
Social media benchmark and content trends for the fruit juice industry octo...Zuum
A benchmark and content analysis of what fruit juice brands are doing on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, and Instagram. Brands analyzed are Dole, Capri Sun, Naked Juice, Ocean Spray, Minute Maid, Welch’s, SUJA Juice, V8 and Langers Juice.
Social media benchmark and content trends for the fruit juice industryDoug Schumacher
A benchmark and content analysis of what fruit juice brands are doing on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, and Instagram. Brands analyzed are Dole, Capri Sun, Naked Juice, Ocean Spray, Minute Maid, Welch’s, SUJA Juice, V8 and Langers Juice.
Now, businesses are also using Pinterest to tell their stories via pictures and extend their reach. By pinning
product images, infographics, how-to information, designs, bits of inspiration, and more, businesses are appealing
to our proclivity to look when there’s something to see.
The Smart Social Report V1 - Top Performing Brands, Real-Time Marketing, and ...Spredfast
Where is social headed? How does my brand fit in? And, most importantly — how can social make me smarter?
If any of these questions have come up in recent strategy sessions, The Smart Social Report, Volume 1 can provide clarity. We evaluated fifty leading brands across ten different verticals, eight social networks, and thousands of pieces of social content.
Marketingcharts Social Media Data Stacks PptDainaz Illava
View this brand new presentation by Hubspot: 45 Amazing Social Media Charts & Graphs. It will give the latest data and insights into the incredible reach and influence of social media. Pl share.
The Smart Social Report V2 - Data-Driven Social Strategy, Most Engaged Social...Spredfast
We know that each passing quarter only inspires more questions for your already-sophisticated social team. Because you’re forward-looking and thinking, you might ask questions like: What social network is seeing the most engagement with companies? What’s the next truly hot social network ripe for marketers? And who is leading the industry by setting the social trends that might provide your team inspiration?
With our Smart Social Report: Volume 2, we answer all of these questions, so your team can digest and then take actionable steps toward a more efficient, productive social strategy.
Report - Luxury Fashion: 3 Social Media Campaigns in SeptemberZuum
Industry and campaign analysis of content trends and strategic practices across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for 9 luxury fashion brands. The brands analyzed are Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Dior, Versace, Gucci, Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and Calvin Klein.
¿Cuáles son los mejores horarios y días para publicar en Facebook si eres una marca? ¿Cuándo hay más tráfico en Facebook? ¿Cuándo la gente participa y comparte más? Las mejores prácticas para manejar una comunidad en Facebook.
The State of Social report is our quarterly check-in with
50 of the top brands in the world and their sophistication
across the major social properties. In Q4, we’re
introducing one new channel and researching new tactics,
strategies, and campaigns to see who’s pushing the
envelope in the social world.
Last quarter, sports, retail, and automotive were the
leading industries in our study. Who led the industry in
Q4? Let’s dive into the data
Average Facebook page fan growth rates for seven industriesZuum
65 Facebook pages across 7 industries. Industries covered in this report are soft drinks, consumer electronics, hospitals, luxury fashion, snack foods, pet foods and tourism.
More Related Content
Similar to Social media benchmark and content trends for the snack food industry
2015 in Review: A Social Media Benchmark & Content Summary for the Snack Food...Zuum
A benchmark and content analysis of how snack brands performed in 2015 on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, and Instagram. Brands analyzed are Oreo, Starburst, Skittles, Reese’s, Snickers, Butterfinger, and Twix.
En un mundo en donde las marcas saturan de contenidos las redes sociales, ¿cuál es la cantidad correcta para publicar en realidad? Este es un adelanto de un estudio de TrackMaven para Content Marketing en 2015
Social media benchmark and content trends for the fruit juice industry octo...Zuum
A benchmark and content analysis of what fruit juice brands are doing on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, and Instagram. Brands analyzed are Dole, Capri Sun, Naked Juice, Ocean Spray, Minute Maid, Welch’s, SUJA Juice, V8 and Langers Juice.
Social media benchmark and content trends for the fruit juice industryDoug Schumacher
A benchmark and content analysis of what fruit juice brands are doing on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, and Instagram. Brands analyzed are Dole, Capri Sun, Naked Juice, Ocean Spray, Minute Maid, Welch’s, SUJA Juice, V8 and Langers Juice.
Now, businesses are also using Pinterest to tell their stories via pictures and extend their reach. By pinning
product images, infographics, how-to information, designs, bits of inspiration, and more, businesses are appealing
to our proclivity to look when there’s something to see.
The Smart Social Report V1 - Top Performing Brands, Real-Time Marketing, and ...Spredfast
Where is social headed? How does my brand fit in? And, most importantly — how can social make me smarter?
If any of these questions have come up in recent strategy sessions, The Smart Social Report, Volume 1 can provide clarity. We evaluated fifty leading brands across ten different verticals, eight social networks, and thousands of pieces of social content.
Marketingcharts Social Media Data Stacks PptDainaz Illava
View this brand new presentation by Hubspot: 45 Amazing Social Media Charts & Graphs. It will give the latest data and insights into the incredible reach and influence of social media. Pl share.
The Smart Social Report V2 - Data-Driven Social Strategy, Most Engaged Social...Spredfast
We know that each passing quarter only inspires more questions for your already-sophisticated social team. Because you’re forward-looking and thinking, you might ask questions like: What social network is seeing the most engagement with companies? What’s the next truly hot social network ripe for marketers? And who is leading the industry by setting the social trends that might provide your team inspiration?
With our Smart Social Report: Volume 2, we answer all of these questions, so your team can digest and then take actionable steps toward a more efficient, productive social strategy.
Report - Luxury Fashion: 3 Social Media Campaigns in SeptemberZuum
Industry and campaign analysis of content trends and strategic practices across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for 9 luxury fashion brands. The brands analyzed are Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Dior, Versace, Gucci, Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and Calvin Klein.
¿Cuáles son los mejores horarios y días para publicar en Facebook si eres una marca? ¿Cuándo hay más tráfico en Facebook? ¿Cuándo la gente participa y comparte más? Las mejores prácticas para manejar una comunidad en Facebook.
The State of Social report is our quarterly check-in with
50 of the top brands in the world and their sophistication
across the major social properties. In Q4, we’re
introducing one new channel and researching new tactics,
strategies, and campaigns to see who’s pushing the
envelope in the social world.
Last quarter, sports, retail, and automotive were the
leading industries in our study. Who led the industry in
Q4? Let’s dive into the data
Average Facebook page fan growth rates for seven industriesZuum
65 Facebook pages across 7 industries. Industries covered in this report are soft drinks, consumer electronics, hospitals, luxury fashion, snack foods, pet foods and tourism.
Social Media Community Size and Growth Benchmarks – February 2016Zuum
A report on the number of fans and the growth rate of those fans across 7 industries, including Luxury Fashion, Soft Drinks, State Tourism, Luxury Autos, Children’s Hospitals, Consumer Electronics, and Snack Foods. Networks include Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Google Plus and Pinterest.
2015 in Review: A Social Media Benchmark & Content Summary for the Energy Dri...Zuum
A benchmark and content analysis of how energy drink brands performed in 2015 on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, and Instagram. Brands analyzed are Red Bull, Monster Energy, Rockstar Energy Drink, Burn Energy Drink, and 5-Hour Energy.
Report: Social Media Community Size and Growth BenchmarksZuum
A report on the number of fans and the growth rate of those fans across 7 industries, including Luxury Fashion, Soft Drinks, Clothing Retail, Pet Foods, State Tourism, Luxury Autos, Fast Food, Fruit Juice & Yogurt. Networks include Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Google Plus and Pinterest.
Social Media Case Study :: USC's Graduation CampaignZuum
How USC used social media analysis to generate superior performance in their largest campaign of the year. Analysis looks at the campaign activity across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Social Media Analysis for the CPG Energy Drink IndustryZuum
A benchmark and content analysis of what energy drink brands are doing on Facebook, Twitter YouTube, Instagram, Google+ and Pinterest. Brands analyzed are Red Bull, Monster Energy, Burn Energy Rockstar Energy and 5-Hour Energy.
A 6-brand comparison of social media posting and content performance across the three networks. Brands analyzed are Burberry, Chevrolet, Coca-cola, Covergirl, Oreo and Red Bull.
Report: Social Media Benchmarks for 5 IndustriesZuum
Analysis of the Snack Foods, Fashion Retail, Pet Food, Luxury Auto and QSR Restaurants industries, with data benchmarks across Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Google Plus and Pinterest.
Performance benchmarking and content analysis of 9 destination marketing organizations across Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Google+ and Pinterest. DMOs included: Alaska Travel News, Explore Georgia, Go Hawaii, I Love New York, Texas Tourism, Visit California, Visit Colorado and Visit Florida.
Report: Social Media Analysis - QSR RestaurantsZuum
A benchmarking and content analysis of 9 top QSR brands across Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Google+ and Pinterest. Brands analyzed are: McDonald’s, Dairy Queen, Burger King, Wendy’s, Sonic Drive-In, In-N-Out, Steak n Shake, Whataburger and Carl’s Jr.
An analysis of how the social media communities for over 100 companies in 12 different industries are distributed across the major social media networks.
Industries analyzed: CPG - energy drinks, auto manufacturers, beauty, CPG - yogurt, CPG- snack foods, QSR burgers, supermarkets, CPG - fruit juices, clothing (mainstream), CPG - Italian foods, CPG - pet foods, and CPG - soft drinks.
Report :: 7 Brands Generating More Engagement on Instagram than on FacebookZuum
Coca-Cola, Oreo, Chevrolet, Red Bull, Burberry, Maybelline and Calvin Klein. See what some of the biggest brands in social media are doing to generate high engagement on Instagram.
Key performance metrics for 66 top brands in 7 major industries: energy drinks, beauty products, auto manufacturers, yogurt, supermarkets, fruit drinks, and fast food.
Key performance metrics for 90 top brands in 10 major industries: Beauty, Fast Food, Luxury Fashion, Snack Foods, Hybrid/Electric autos, Children’s Hospitals, Energy Drinks, Hotels, Toothpaste. Brands include Twix, Red Bull, McDonald's, Burberry, Subway, Chanel, and Colgate.
06-04-2024 - NYC Tech Week - Discussion on Vector Databases, Unstructured Data and AI
Discussion on Vector Databases, Unstructured Data and AI
https://www.meetup.com/unstructured-data-meetup-new-york/
This meetup is for people working in unstructured data. Speakers will come present about related topics such as vector databases, LLMs, and managing data at scale. The intended audience of this group includes roles like machine learning engineers, data scientists, data engineers, software engineers, and PMs.This meetup was formerly Milvus Meetup, and is sponsored by Zilliz maintainers of Milvus.
Quantitative Data AnalysisReliability Analysis (Cronbach Alpha) Common Method...2023240532
Quantitative data Analysis
Overview
Reliability Analysis (Cronbach Alpha)
Common Method Bias (Harman Single Factor Test)
Frequency Analysis (Demographic)
Descriptive Analysis
Social media benchmark and content trends for the snack food industry
1. Report Period: October 1 - October 31, 2015
Report: Social Media
Benchmark & Content
Trends for the Snack
Food Industry
A benchmark and content analysis
of what snack brands are doing on
Facebook, Twitter, Google+,
YouTube, and Instagram. Brands
analyzed are Oreo, Starburst,
Skittles, Reese’s, Snickers,
Butterfinger, and Twix.
2. Summary
In this report we look at the fan counts, posting habits, engagement levels, and content themes of the
top snack food brands in the US. We’ll analyze 7 category leaders: Oreo, Skittles, Starburst, Reese’s,
Snickers, Butterfinger, and Twix
Highlights
❖ The largest network account among all these brands is Oreo’s Facebook account: 41.3 million
fans.
❖ Instagram accounts on average gained over 26% in fan growth, industry-wide.
❖ Between Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, Instagram generates the most engagement,
despite averaging the lowest fan count. Compared with .07% average growth rate for
Facebook.
❖ Halloween is the central topic for this month's posts, a logical result for candy brands in
October.
Report Period: October 2015
3. How fans are distributed across the social networks
Facebook is the dominant
social network for all
brands.
To compare all networks,
check out the Average
row, noting that the
average is calculated for
only the rows with
accounts for that network.
Given how the average is
calculated, it favors
networks with only a few
large brands active. Yet
still, Facebook has over
97% of the averaged
network audience.
4. How fan growth is distributed across the social networks
Instagram is still the
standout network in terms
of industry-wide growth
rate.
Growth rates on this page
can be compared with the
fan count chart on the
previous slide. It’s rare to
have a brand rank high in
both fan count and
growth rate in the same
network. However, Oreo
is doing this on
Facebook, Instagram, and
Google+.
5. How fans are engaging across the social networks
Oreo and Snickers are
close in engagement for
this time period, with
Oreo just edging out
Snickers.
The difference for Oreo is
clearly their Instagram
account, which is
generating a significant
increase in the overall
engagement performance
of their social media
program.
6. Top data points on Facebook
It’s notable that this
industry seems to be
consistently promoting
their posts on Facebook
(with the exception of
Reese's), as indicated by
their considerably higher
total Engagement vs 24h
Engagement (more on
that analysis here).
Interestingly, Snickers had
fewer public posts than
Oreo, but generated more
engagement. Most of that
difference was likely
generated through paid
promotion.
7. Top terms on Facebook
Halloween is the high
holiday for the candy
industry, so its not a
shock to see it as a
leading topic and
hashtags, both in terms of
engagement level (color)
and volume (size).
Other campaign themes
in this industry are
represented by hashtags.
8. Top Posts on Facebook
Here again we see the
impact of Halloween as 4
of the 5 most engaging
posts are about the
holiday. Keep in mind
though, these posts are
likely heavily promoted,
as seen in the % figure in
the upper right of each
post chart. That % is an
estimate of the % of a
posts engagement that
was generated by post
promotion.