Oscars night 2nd March 2014 - ForSight Social Intelligence Case Study Michael Bosonnet
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Oscars night 2nd March 2014 ForSight Social Intelligence Case Study Michael Bosonnet michael.bosonnet@ireach.ie
What is iReach Analytics • iReach Analytics is part of iReach Market Research, a full service market research agency • We work with your business to understand and help you get the most from Social Media insights • We turn social media conversation into business insights in the following ways How do consumers truly What complaints do people Why are consumers choosing feel about our brand and have about our company or another brand over our products? competitors? own? What are the most important Who are the most influential What do our advertisements factors to consumers when individuals regarding our and marketing really “mean” choosing a product in our brand, category or topic of to people? category? interest?
Benefits of Social Media Insights Actively engage in a conversation Simplifying Social Media with the people who are creating Conversations is something being the story about your brand and spoken about at every marketing build a relationship with key event influencers iReach Social Insights The service we offer is always This is a cost effective and innovating to match the latest customised service, made specific to platforms and ways of interpreting what is important for your brand social data, many new developments are in the pipeline
What we have done iReach Market Research monitored Irish Twitter sentiment and Buzz Live, in order to highlight the key insights from what Irish Authors and influencers said about the Oscars. What are the major conversations about the Oscars in Ireland at the Oscars night?
Overview • Levels of conversation about the Oscars were low until Oscars night on the 2nd of March, where the activity greatly increased • The peak of conversation was 3 a.m. with more than 3,500 tweets • Between 5 a.m. and 6 a.m., Twitter shut down because of Ellen’s “selfie” • The majority of comments about the Oscars were positive (more than 21,000 comments) • Jennifer Lawrence dominated Twitter conversation more than any other actor. Especially when she fell on the way into the ceremony, this was picked up instantly on Twitter • Lupita Nyong’O won the fashion stakes in the eyes of Irish Twitter with the most conversation about her blue Prada Dress. She had been one to watch all awards season • People were very interested in Ellen as a presenter, the selfie and of course the fashion, with key Twitter conversation about the E! Red Carpet show being picked up in Ireland also, the winners of the Oscar for the best supporting actor/actress and the pizza guy
How the social conversation looked Here you can see the overall conversation cluster about the Oscars this year in Ireland. There was a great connection with the Social Media community in Ireland. People were really interested in the Oscars 2014 which is expressed by the positive attributes best and love as well the Oscars in general
Buzz and Sentiments Themes iReach identified 6 key sentiment and buzz themes coming through Twitter Ellen winning Jennifer Lawrence: the social media “The social darling” audience Fashion Ellen’s Selfie Music Jared Leto & the call Performances for peace
Live stream Buzz (when were people talking the most?) During the live show, there were more than 28,000 tweets The peak with more than 3,500 tweets per hour at 3 a.m. Twitter “selfie” crash between 5-6a.m.
What are people talking about At 3 a.m. conversation about the best actor Oscars were very prominent for the Irish Twitter community. In the morning, the community talked about the best Oscar wins including the surprising loss for Leonardo DiCaprio Jennifer Lawrence drove the biggest buzz, the pizza guy also featured in the major topics. The stars and how they looked were other hot topics on Twitter.
Conversation about “Best Actor” Here we can see the major topics about The Best Actor award. The Irish community were definitely rooting for Leonardo DiCaprio, however there was a growing buzz about Dallas Buyer’s Club and MCConaughey.
Only one stand out winner for “Best Actress” It was much clearer who the Irish Social Media audience wanted to win “Best Actress”. The name coming through the strongest was Cate Blanchett for “Blue Jasmine” who of course won the award in the end.
Ellen winning the Social Media Audience Ellen broke the record for the most re- tweeted tweet of all time, with a simple one liner and a “selfie” of some of Hollywood’s A-Listers. This served to humanize the Oscars and was massively popular with the social audience.
Ellen shocked the audience by a delivering pizza The pizza give out had a massive buzz online with people tweeting pictures of Brad Pit and Jennifer Lawrence eating pizza.
Jennifer Lawrence: “The social Darling” J-Law drove the biggest buzz online for any actress especially during her unexpected fall on the red carpet, this reminded people of her famous fall the previous year. With iReach Analytics, you can see how something unexpected can trigger a real buzz on Twitter.
Fashion Lupita Nyong’O, drove the biggest buzz about her dress and appeared to win the Twitter fashion stakes. Here we can see a separate conversation in Ireland just about the dress she wore and the fact people loved it.
The Impact of Ellen’s “Selfie” The snowball effect of Ellen’s “Selfie” eventually was recreated by The Simpsons, this drove a positive conversation on Twitter.
Music Performances Music performances are a highlight of the Oscars and every nominated song gets to perform. This year, the biggest social buzz was about Idina Menzel, who became a phenomenon playing Elphaba in “Wicked”. Her song won the award in the end. We also spotted Pink (not nominated) but who gave a powerful performance remembering 75 years of The Wizard of OZ. Pharell Williams, who was nominated did not attract as much attention.
Jared Leto’s call for peace Jared Leto called for peace in Venezuela and The Ukraine during his acceptance speech. He paid attention to a political issue that was central in Irish twitter conversation on the night. He anticipated the social need This sheds insight on the social aspect of Oscars and which influencer A-Listers are driving the conversation forward. Leonardo DiCaprio and Matthew McConaughey both social activists spoke out about these prejudices on Twitter.
Hashtags and Mentions Hashtags during special events, show you which topic is important and emphasizes the most active topics. Such meta data can help you to group messages and to know the trend. In addition, you will get an overview how fast a topic is rising. Here we can see the top four for mentions and hashtags about the Oscars.
Conclusion iReach Analytics’ monitoring of the Oscars 2014 shows you how an event can be monitored both in terms of social buzz and key sentiment. By monitoring the sentiment and buzz of large Irish or International events, you can get a real-time overview about the topics people are talking about and how they think and feel about the event. As a result, you can immediately respond to the social buzz. For more of these insights, give us a call on 01 214 3745 (Michael Bosonnet)
iReach Market Research Telephone: 01-214 3740 Oisin Byrne Oisin.byrne@ireach.ie Michael Bosonnet Michael.bosonnet@ireach.ie
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