Nike dominated social media conversations about athletic brands with a 54% share, followed by Adidas at 32% and Puma at 14%. Nike successfully launched their "Make it Count" campaign in 2012 with the Nike FuelBand, kicking it off with a viral YouTube video. However, the real success of the campaign came from its consistent social media promotion of the #makeitcount hashtag on Twitter and Instagram, which engaged millions of consumers to upload photos and tweets using the hashtag.
Nike dominated social media conversations about athletic brands with a 54% share, followed by Adidas at 32% and Puma at 14%. Nike successfully launched their "Make it Count" campaign in 2012 with the Nike FuelBand, kicking it off with a viral YouTube video. However, the real success of the campaign came from its consistent social media promotion of the #makeitcount hashtag on Twitter and Instagram, which engaged millions of consumers to upload photos and tweets using the hashtag.
Nike dominated social media conversations about athletic brands with a 54% share, followed by Adidas at 32% and Puma at 14%. Nike successfully launched their "Make it Count" campaign in 2012 with the Nike FuelBand, kicking it off with a viral YouTube video. However, the real success of the campaign came from its consistent social media promotion of the #makeitcount hashtag on Twitter and Instagram, which engaged millions of consumers to upload photos and tweets using the hashtag.
Nike dominated, with a 54% share of social media conversations. Adidas had a respectable 32%, while Puma lagged behind with a mere 14%.
Nike rolled out its successful Make it Count campaign with
the release of their Nike FuelBand earlier in 2012. The campaign kicked off with a viral video posted on YouTube by Casey Neistat and Max Joseph, who instead of creating the agreed-upon commercial, set out with the money they received from Nike to “Make it Count” in the way they defined the term… they traveled 34,000 miles, visited 16 cities in 13 countries on 3 continents.
However, the success of the campaign centered on
the consistent social media campaign that followed the video and launch of the FuelBand. They promoted the #makeitcount hashtag on both Twitter and Instagram – and got millions of consumers to promote the hashtag by uploading photos and sending out tweets.
Submitted By: Peeyush Wate ITM BUSINESS SCHOOL KHARGHAR