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1. Social Media in the Banking Industry
SOUTH AFRICA | KENYA | NIGERIA
2016
2. CONTENTS
1
2
3
4
11
18
25
27
Introduction
Banks Reviewed in this Report
In Country Industry Overview
South Africa
Kenya
Nigeria
Social Media Overview
About Ornico
- Standard Bank
- Co-operative Bank of Kenya
- First Bank Nigeria
- ABSA
- Kenya Commercial Bank
- Access Bank
- FNB
- Equity Bank
- Diamond Bank
- Capitec
- Barclays Bank Kenya
- GT Bank
- Nedbank
- Chase Bank
- UBA Group
3. 1
The social media data analysed in this report measures
some key growth metrics for banking brands in Kenya,
Nigeria and South Africa. Ornico’s social media tools and
analysis methodology were utilised to glean some of the
most important insights about the banking industry in
Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa, their social media usage
and interaction – as well as some key content drivers.
The report provides a high level view of the social media
performanceofthefastestgrowingbanksandwhatleads
totheirgrowth.Thereportalsozoomsinonmetricssuch
as Response times, Sentiment, Reach and Engagement.
It provides a summary of useful industry data as a
benchmark for banks in these African countries. It
further covers a wide array of content by the banks
and audience commentary. The purpose of this report
is to juxtapose the Kenyan, Nigerian and South African
banks and to uncover any similarities or differences
in the key issues and narratives of each country.
Banking and Social Media in Africa
A social media report
1 February 2016 to 20 February 2015
4. 2
South Africa Kenya Nigeria
Standard Bank Co-operative Bank of Kenya First Bank of Nigeria
Absa Kenya Commercial Bank Access Bank
FNB Equity Bank Diamond Bank
Capitec Barclays Bank Kenya GT Bank
Nedbank Chase Bank UBA Group
Overview of banks reviewed in this report
The social media report focuses on the banks and countries listed below.
6. 4SOUTH AFRICA
KEY ISSUES
Banking Costs
The leading issue was bank charges, the cost of debit orders across
all banks as well as other banking costs such as buying airtime and
receiving revenue from foreign deposits being perceived as too high.
Service
Service was the second most prevalent topic which also lead to
discussions on technology as an extension of customer service. This
included ABSA’s new predictive alert service that notifies customers of
potential shortfalls in their bank accounts.
The leading theme about service delivery involving complaints was the
attitude of employees towards customers, slow service and a general
consensus (mostly on Twitter) of poor service delivery across all banks.
Card Fraud
The specific period also featured a series of warning messages of card
theft and cloning at ATMs which seemed more prevalent among FNB
account holders.
7. SENTIMENT
POTENTIAL REACH AND VOLUME
SOCIAL PLATFORM METRICS
Positive
Neutral
Negative
Standard Bank
ABSA
FNB
Capitec
Nedbank
100%0
39.1%
26.5%
35.5%
37%
6.4%
39.7%
36.6%
50%
45.9%
43.2%
21.2%
36.6%
14.5%
17.1%
20.3%
BANK REACH VOLUME
Standard Bank 22 810 617 3 745
ABSA 112 875 537 8 033
FNB 196 739 225 7 368
Capitec 6 825 444 1 896
Nedbank 61 613 475 4 481
BANK FACEBOOK
PAGE LIKES
TWITTER
FOLLOWERS
INSTAGRAM
FOLLOWERS
YOUTUBE
CHANNEL VIEWS
Standard Bank 198 300 69 700 2 400 2 000 000
ABSA 219 500 50 300 501 2 900 000
FNB 769 100 110 400 2 700 2 400 000
Capitec 187 000 30 200 - 1 400 000
Nedbank 144 200 68 300 4 300 2 100 000
OVERVIEW
Standard Bank
Facebook
Response Time
Twitter
Response Time
302.6 min 178.1 min
ABSA 398.8 min 286.3 min
FNB 73.5 min 61 min
Capitec
Nedbank
416.6 min
300.2 min
323.8 min
177.9 min
ONLINE RESPONSE TIMES
5
8. 6
100 150 200 250 300 350 400500
sbchillzone
standardbank
jobs
bank
graduate
wpn2016
ubuntuawards
tanzania
dpa
lionessleanin
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
43.3%
17.7%
13.9%
4.3%
3.8%
3.7%
3.5%
3.5%
3.4% 2.9%
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Twitter Web Client
Twitter for BlackBerry
Facebook
Twitterfeed
Twitter for iPad
Mobile Web (M2)
TweetDeck
Dlvr.it
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
hiltontarrant 473 Tidimellow 54
standardbankza 289 StandardBankZA 49
chynamandj 167 connie_smashs 35
rochemamabolo 106 T_Do_ 33
sb_bizconnect 87 aliporsheikh 32
standardbank 69 BOHKING 26
svillage 68 Entrepreneur_SA 16
bria_gumede 41 mbajobs_africa 15
entrepreneur_sa 39 AKM053 15
greenitweb 90 chan_Nav 14
9. 200 300 400 500 6001000
absaprem
kcexcel
absa
ssdiski
laplata
kickoff
upsrc_r10mgame
8daysofcourage
dsia
fintech
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Twitter Web Client
Lithium Social Web
Twitter for BlackBerry
Facebook
Twitterfeed
Mobile Web (M2)
TweetDeck
Twitter for Windows Phones
35.5%
17.6%
16.2%
12.7%
4.2%
4.4%
2%
2.8%
2.2% 2.4%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
absa 1 353 Absa 929
kaizerchiefs 385 Hey_Absa 122
hiltontarrant 236 absa_lon 85
lorenzo_gordi 187 Absa_abs 82
soccer_laduma 175 Stfu_absa 62
capeepic 170 Man_Absa 58
willardkatsande 160 Soccer_Laduma 58
supersporttv 128 MrBadDragon 41
fnbsa 85 Grupo_ABSA 37
kickoffmagazine 77 iamtaribowest 35
7
10. 40 60 80 100200
fnbdusi
playerthatrocks
rugbythatrocks
fnb
nmmuvsmatties
ct12run
pinkshorts
backyourboytjies
helpinghand
willyourespond
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
SMC RBJacobs
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Twitter Client Web
Twitter for BlackBerry®
Twitter for BlackBerry
Twitter for iPad
Mobile Web (M2)
TweetDeck
Twitter for Windows Phones
43.8%
21.4%
16.1%
11.3%
2.3%
0.9%
0.9%
0.9%
1.2%
1.1%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
rbjacobs 2 570 Rbjacobs 3 072
fnbsa 1 622 chan_Nav 66
dusicanoe 301 DusiCanoe 49
varsitycup 112 FNBSA 25
absa 100 genevievedoull 23
standardbankza 87 boogymaboi 22
capitecbanksa 66 ReefilweSA 22
andybirkett1 60 sphidiva 21
andile_khumalo 59 jughead_dave 17
lance_kime 55 varsitycup 16
8
11. 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90100
capitec
savemoney
sonadebate
icantbewithsomeone
capitecbank
studentspend
organizers
shopstewards
fnb
organize
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
48%
15.3%
12.7%
8.1%
3%
1.1%
4.4%
3.7%
2.1%
1.6%
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Twitter Web Client
Twitter for BlackBerry®
Twitter for BlackBerry
Twitter for iPad
Mobile Web (M2)
Twitter for Windows Phones
Conversocial
TrendieZA
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
hiltontarrant 188 CapitecBankSA 38
capitecbanksa 108 TrendieZA 27
uraniisitnikov2 62 chan_Nav 15
junbugstone 40 vho_stxvxx 14
vho_stxvxx 40 Rock2Goddess 11
caseywaves 39 ManRichD 11
murendi 37 theo_taylor1 11
gcwanin_omhle 35 hobo_group 7
phuphemini 34 ThusiSabelo 7
shottazee 22 ShokoNhlanhla 6
9
12. 50 75 100 125 150 175 200250
nedbankwonderland
nedbank
di2016
ttrm
coal
renewableenergy
valentinesday
nedbankcup
kcexcel
nedbankloveaffair
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Hootsuite
Twitter Web Client
Twitter for BlackBerry®
justcoz
Mobile Web (M2)
Buffer
Twitter for BlackBerry
TweetDeck
33%
19.6%
15.4%
13.8%
4.6%
3.7%
3.2%
2.8% 2% 2%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
hilton 1 831 Nedbank 616
hiltontarrant 348 green_service 197
nedbank_rc 159 PfP4SA 30
nedbanksport 156 BESTERNICK 24
besternick 119 FaroAfrica 21
designindaba 113 Nedbank_RC 20
chynamandj 96 jrencontre 20
kaizerchiefs 95 MyOnlineProject 20
350africa 58 AdamTMpala 16
witsfmf 58 sebebs 14
10
13. 11KENYA
KEY ISSUES
Customer Service
ServicewasakeyissueacrossallbanksinKenya. Themainconversation
driver involved complaints in relation to the turnaround times of
service delivery (i.e. long queues), customer care and the general
attitude of bank employees towards customers.
ATM
Social media users informed various banks of out-of-service Automatic
Teller Machines (ATMs), and in some cases requested banks to install
ATMs in certain areas.
14. SENTIMENT
12
POTENTIAL REACH AND VOLUME
SOCIAL PLATFORM METRICS
Positive
Neutral
Negative
Co-operative
Bank of Kenya
Kenya
Commercial Bank
Equity Bank
Barclays Bank
Kenya
Chase Bank
100%0
33%
27%
33.7%
32.6%
28.4%
45.6%
51.7%
51.1%
43.6%
48.3%
21.4%
21.3%
15.3%
23.8%
23.3%
BANK REACH VOLUME
Co-operative Bank of Kenya 55 102 122 2 602
Kenya Commercial Bank 18 280 211 7 097
Equity Bank 45 881 046 1 600
Barclays Bank Kenya 30 168 886 1 585
Chase Bank 54 993 208 3 038
BANK FACEBOOK
PAGE LIKES
TWITTER
FOLLOWERS
INSTAGRAM
FOLLOWERS
YOUTUBE
CHANNEL VIEWS
Co-operative Bank of Kenya 444 900 52 200 - 701 500
Kenya Commercial Bank 523 400 130 500 - -
Equity Bank 466 800 66 800 - -
Barclays Bank Kenya 214 700 46 500 - -
Chase Bank 3 038 38 800 - -
Co-operative Bank of Kenya
Facebook
Response Time
Twitter
Response Time
195 min 153.4 min
Kenya Commercial Bank 26.9 min 10.3 min
Equity Bank 40.2 min 350.4 min
Barclays Bank Kenya
Chase Bank
295.6 min
223 min
261.5 min
115.4 min
ONLINE RESPONSE TIMES
OVERVIEW
15. 100 150 200 250 300 350 400500
coopvalentinesdeals
showitdiffrently
cofekbankingrights
beyondzero
biztip
mytwitterweekend
aminachat
nawewa
coopvalentinesoffers
tgif
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Hootsuite
Twitter Web Client
Mobile Web (M2)
Twitter for BlackBerry
Twitter for Windows Phone
TweetDeck
Mobile Web (M5)
Facebook
30.6%
1.6%17%
36.4%
7.3%
0.6%
3.7%
1.3% 0.7%
0.7%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
coopbankkenya 1 544 Coopbankkenya 1 018
atouchsafaris 173 elinzola 74
consumerskenya 61 ATouchSafaris 55
kcbgroup 42 ConsumersKenya 28
keequitygroup 34 Jmatz88 22
wa_wangechi 34 SashahHals 20
_rapporteur 29 _Rapporteur 15
billycasso 29 wa_wangechi 13
beyondzerokenya 18 BillyCasso 12
firstladykenya 17 Leziro 10
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16. 400 600 800 10002000
tembeakenya
kcblovesyou
kcbeasyride
kucareerweek
kcbdiscriminates
langata
worldhrdcongress
blogginginkenya
gumzotalk
worldcancerday
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Twitter Web Client
Mobile Web (M2)
Twitter for BlackBerry
TweetDeck
Twitter for Windows Phone
Mobile Web (M5)
Twitter for iPad
TweetCaster for Android
48.1%
0.5%
9.1%
12.9%
7.3%
17%
2.7%
1.4% 0.6%
0.6%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
kcbgroup 5 360 KCBGroup 1 160
joshuaoigara 669 MinAtieno 102
saagite 240 kuirab 82
jackiesherrie 137 MwauraKimani 48
madammentor112 Karuejk 45
kelsiekim 97 MadamMentor 39
easytaxise 92 Saagite 37
mwaurakimani 82 StephMuya 33
kuirab 77 KelsieKim 30
robertalai 71 kip_alfred 28
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17. 20 30 40 50100
cofekbankingrights
wingstofly
wdsj2016
lifewednesday
kenyatta
consumerpride
eazzyloantips
whytourkenya2016
wordfest2016
doz2016
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Twitter Web Client
Mobile Web (M2)
TweetDeck
Twitter for Windows Phone
Mobile Web (M5)
Twitter for iPad
Sprout Social
Twitter for Android Tablets
47.8%
1.5%
0.9%
7.8%
7.3%
1.6%
0.7%
0.7%
30.9%
0.6%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
keequitybank 465 KeEquityBank 211
consumerskenya 128 ConsumersKenya 40
billycasso 106 Asamoh 30
_rapporteur 93 salano254 16
wanjala 90 Wanjala 16
asamoh_ 73 BillyCasso 11
salano254 63 _Rapporteur 10
i_chevi 22 Jodyjw 8
charliegenoh 17 IanOrsini 5
kcbgroup 16 HandersonMwamb5 5
15
18. 100 150 200 250 300 350 400500
bbk100
barclayskenyaopen2016
bko2016
barclayskenyaopen
magicalkenya
faba
queenswayhuse
golfinkenya
barclays
roudhost
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Twitter Web Client
Mobile Web (M2)
TweetDeck
Twitter for Windows Phone
Mobile Web (M5)
Twitter for iPad
Sprout Social
Twitter for Android Tablets
47.8%
1.5%
0.9%
7.8%
7.3%
1.6%
0.7%
0.7%
30.9%
0.6%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
barclays_kenya 1 215 Barclays_Kenya 351
jeremyawori 178 sammyndunguk201 98
koinangejeff 137 mauayako 83
twarria 57 Ed_Kenya 42
kenyaopengolf 51 twarria 23
zahid1969 50 KenyaOpenGolf 18
njorogep 49 Hapakenya 16
consumerskenya 43 Zahid1969 16
hapakenya 39 Shiko_Msa 15
barclaysukhelp 37 LailaMacharia 15
16
19. 200 300 400 500 6001000
chaseat20
youthpreneur
thankfulthursdayke
amcrew
pmcrew
exjmkenya
playforafrica
crazylove
cofekbankingrights
beelsewhere
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Hootsuite
Twitter Web Client
Mobile Web (M2)
TweetDeck
Twitter for Windows Phone
Mobile Web (M5)
TweetCaster for Android
Twitter for iPad
31%
3.2%
5%
28.8%
21.8%
7.7%
0.8%
0.6% 0.6%
0.4%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
chasebankkenya 1 615 chasebankkenya 1 338
kcbgroup 45 gaichuhie 29
kuirab 37 jose60_mmoja 19
gaichuhie 28 lemuel254 17
amref_worldwide 23 bertkamau 15
basilsifuna 23 Gbabyz 13
consumerskenya 21 kuirab 13
msomuthoni 19 Ricky_Smitch 12
oracleke 18 Sc0fy_ 12
xtiandela 16 Vic_tua 11
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20. 18NIGERIA
KEY ISSUES
SME
@Omojuwa, one of Nigeria’s most influential Twitter users, engaged
with First Bank of Nigeria about SME loans which was one of the
contributors of content in SME conversations and issues. One of the
key drivers for conversations in Nigeria, across various banks, was
enquiries around provisions for small business.
Service
Customers go to social media to call on their banks to provide service
and they also complain about service related issues, which is one of
the overarching and recurring themes in all regions. The perceived
customer frustrations and despondence are relatively higher in Nigeria
than other regions, as the top banks are slowest to respond to issues
on social media.
Accounts
Customers and social media users mentioned issues with their
accounts across all banks which led to an increase of “accounts” as
one of the most prevalent topics. The First Bank of Nigeria also had a
series of mentions around their bank account differences – in which
the community also contributed – and this increased conversations
around “accounts” as a topic.
21. SENTIMENT
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POTENTIAL REACH AND VOLUME
SOCIAL PLATFORM METRICS
Positive
Neutral
Negative
First Bank
Nigeria
Access Bank
Diamond Bank
GT Bank
UBA Group
100%0
17.9%
32.7%
31.2%
26.9%
40%
59%
35.2%
54.8%
56%
43.3%
23.1%
32.1%
14%
17.2%
16.7%
BANK REACH VOLUME
First Bank Nigeria 75 310 275 6 698
Access Bank 63 914 355 7 456
Diamond Bank 30 191 415 3 069
GT Bank 1 221 820 316 12 502
UBA Group 20 736 263 2 199
BANK FACEBOOK
PAGE LIKES
TWITTER
FOLLOWERS
INSTAGRAM
FOLLOWERS
YOUTUBE
CHANNEL VIEWS
First Bank Nigeria 848 500 140 700 15 100 100 900
Access Bank 922 100 103 200 - 266 300
Diamond Bank 479 600 84 900 - 1 000 000
GT Bank 3 600 000 528 800 - 1 000 000
UBA Group 844 600 30 100 - 451 100
ONLINE RESPONSE TIMES
First Bank Nigeria
Facebook
Response Time
Twitter
Response Time
260.1 min 287.1 min
Access Bank - 207.1 min
Diamond Bank - 277 min
GT Bank
UBA Group
-
-
536 min
37.6 min
OVERVIEW
22. 2k 3k 4k 5k1k0
firststeps
firststars
wanted4valentine
weusedtobeyou
entrepreneur
youfirst
ltf2016
lagostheatrefestival2016
smes
wanted4valentines
TOPTWITTERHASHTAGS
ENGAGEMENT OVERVIEW
TWITTER PLATFORM USER BREAKDOWN
TOPINFLUENCERS
Twitter for Android
Twitter for iPhone
Twitter Web Client
Twitter for BlackBerry®
Mobile Web (M2)
Twitter for BlackBerry
TweetDeck
Twitter for Windows Phone
Twitter for iPad
Meltwater Buzz
16.8%
58.6%
6.8%
6.3%
2.7%
1.9%
4.4%
0.8%
0.8%
0.9%
MOST MENTIONED
TWEETERS
MENTIONS MOST ACTIVE
TWEETERS
TWEETS
firstbankngr 5 639 FirstBankngr 309
omojuwa 2 034 fadeyiolayinka 55
tnewkeed 1 789 KneWKeeD 47
ngbritisharts 75 Omojuwa 39
gtbank 67 trunkkid 35
emyliquor 67 SwitBee_ 35
bimbo_cash 56 xanderlotti 35
honormeh_agenda 49 Walex_D 35
femifactor 42 Teflon_phantom 35
iam_nasib 38 seuntommyjoe 35
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SOCIAL MEDIA DATA OVERVIEW
Facebook and Twitter are the most utilised social platforms among all the banks with a few exceptions where some also manage Instagram and
YouTube communities.
Brands that manage communities across multiple social media platforms also tend to have larger communities on Facebook and Twitter. This
may be as a result of having more touchpoints across social platforms which in turn translates to more community engagement, more positive
brand sentiment and a larger social media footprint in comparison to industry peers.
TOP 3 BANKS
The following 3 banks are the top social media performers for each region. The top bank rating was based on: Positive sentiment, Reach, Volume,
Social Profile Followers (Facebook and Twitter only) and Social Profile activity (Response Times only) with equal weighting.
There are some significant trends among the fifteen banks studied for the report, and for the purposes of capturing key metrics for benchmarking
as well as pointing to significant industry best practices, the section below focuses on the Top 3 Banks.
Top Banks Positive
Mentions
Reach Volume Facebook Page
Likes
Twitter
Followers
Facebook
Response Time
Twitter
Response Time
FNB 50% 196 739 225 7 368 769 100 110 400 73.5 min 61 min
Kenya Commercial Bank 5.71% 18 280 211 7 097 523 400 130 500 26.9 min 10.3 min
GT Bank 56% 1 221 820 316 12 502 3 600 000 528 800 - 536 min
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TOP TRENDS OF TOP BANKS
Multiple social media platforms
The most common thread is that banks with communities across more platforms additional to Facebook and Twitter, also have more positive
sentiment from followers.
South Africa’s FNB runs multiple public facing Twitter accounts which are used to address different types of customer queries, complaints
and concerns. This means that the accounts post specific types of content ranging from investor content on specific accounts and day-to-day
consumer banking solutions on the @RBJacobs account.
Generally higher positive sentiment amongst industry peers
The top banks on this list are also leaders among their industry peers with positive sentiment as an indicator for positive customer engagement.
The reach among leaders is also relatively higher because of their follower numbers and how much their communities share their content.
interaction. Kenya Commercial Bank has the quickest response times among the banks studied and the highest positive sentiment as well.
Relatively quicker response times on Twitter and Facebook in comparison to industry peers
FNB and the Kenya Commercial Bank are the leading brands by customer engagement and interaction. Kenya Commercial Bank has the quickest
response times among the banks studied and the highest positive sentiment as well.
Higher influencer interaction
The banks with some of the highest engagement – which talks to their reach, responses to their community and their comments – also interact
with some of the top influencers in their communities. This does not suggest that these brands are more selective about responding to followers
and enquiries, they tend to have influencers with whom followers seem to have greater resonance than the average Twitter user.
29. ABOUT ORNICO
Ornico provides reputation, media, advertising and brand
research across the African continent. From editorial
and advertising monitoring services, social media
analytics to advanced brand research, Ornico provides
a holistic and independent view of brand performance
as reflected by traditional as well as social and digital
media. It provides insights and intelligence to many of
Africa’s top companies, governments and public entities.
@ornicomedia Ornico Media Information Ornico Ornico Media www.ornico.co.za
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TomM@ornicokenya.com
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Nigeria
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craig@ornicogroup.com
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Oguniana Drive, Surulere
Lagos, Nigeria
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