How much engagement do you generate on game days?

We have often mentioned how social media has changed the landscape of sports information. Now it’s no longer about the two or three hours surrounding a game, and teams produce content about what happens every day of the week while players train, travel or attend events. However, no one can deny the importance of game days in the general exposure that sports clubs generate for their main partners.

With that in mind, we have launched a new report that provides data about the engagement obtained by brands on game days and on non-game days. These beta Game Day Reports (yeah, we are that original) have two parts. We start by showing you the graph with the engagement obtained by brands in the social feed of a team. The graph differentiates between game days and non-game days, and if we place our cursor on the orange M icons we can see the result of the matches (psst… for American sports, we use a ‘G’ for “game”, otherwise ‘M’ for “match”, English is tricky that way, in how we organize, er, or organise, information).

As usual, you can select a date range on the top part of the report. However, there is something different about this report. If you select a date range that includes two or more months, the graph will show you a month-by-month comparison instead of a day-by-day one.

In the same way, the table will also show you all brand engagement divided by month. Keep in mind that you will be able to export the report to Excel if you need to play with the numbers.