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As we approach Super Bowl Sunday, most marketers are preparing for the inspiring commercials that’ll require blog posts to be written the next day, and tweets to be sent right away, hoping for their real-time marketing glory moment.
Many social media platforms are well-prepared for the day already. Twitter, as always, is the main player with their chronological timeline, recent Moments introduction, and Periscope integration. Snapchat scored a deal with the NFL back in September to share original content on the field and in the locker room for their subscribers via Explorer. Even Instagram has tried to compete by highlighting some of their most engaging videos in their new ‘Video Collections’ feature…
Super Bowl Sunday Social Media Match-Up: Will The New Facebook Sports Stadium Win?
