Sunday, March 18, 2018

EMIRATES VS SINGAPORE AIRLINES – TWITTER


Emirates vs Singapore – Twitter

Blog Post #2

By Manpreet Sharma


EMIRATES AIRLINES

Emirates seems to be quite active on twitter as well and post once or twice a day on twitter. The number of tweets accounted till date are 3101 on their official Twitter handle and their followers sum up to 1.09 million.

The content posted on twitter is less similar and more different to the content on Facebook.
While the Facebook page included more videos of facilities the posts on twitter include more pictures with popular faces from various fields and the interesting services provided by crew members on-board.

Most successful tweet:
FOOTBALLER KICKING A FOOTBALL


·       Likes – 1.3 Million             
·       Retweets – 669
·       Comments – 43

The reason behind the success of this post is the popularity of the football club Arsenal. The post talks about the extended sponsorship for the club.

SINGAPORE AIRLINES

Talking about the Singapore Airlines in terms of promotion on twitter, is quite impressive because they use unique #HASTAGS such as #FlySQ and #SingaporeAir. The number of followers they have got on their account is about 700,000 and the number of times they have tweeted on twitter is about 50,000 times which makes it clear that they focus more on using twitter as a promotional tool. The ratio of their promotion being successful is really low as only few people like or repost their posts. They joined twitter in February 2011.

They mostly post random pictures asking questions to followers or of exotic destinations that are covered by the SIA network.

Most successful post:
ADVENTURES ARE FOREVER - QUOTATION

·       Likes –  170
·       Retweets –  122
·       Comments –  8
This post was so successful because the team was able to hit the right chord with the audiences, it was not a promotion but a general quote. Hence, a wider audience could connect to it.

The 50/50 rule seems to be followed more successfully by Emirates Airlines than Singapore Airlines because they devote a lot more time on promoting their content as compared to SIA.

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