Observed Signal · Aug 9, 2024 · Market Research · Source: OnlineMarketing.de · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Neutral

The Most Hype Olympic Stars on Social Media

Executive Signal Summary

An analysis by influencer marketing platform Kolsquare shows German Olympic athletes dominating social media during the Paris Games. Dennis Schröder leads in mentions (410) from Jan 1–Aug 1, 2024, with Jule Brand (267), Alicia Schmidt (254), Lena Oberdorf (241), and Alexandra Popp (226) following. In engagement terms, Schröder tops at 9,489,911, followed by Oberdorf (3,676,372), Giulia Gwinn (3,434,092), Lea Schüller (2,944,310), and Brand (2,921,616). EMV figures place Schröder at €20M, with Oberdorf €6M, Gwinn €5.7M, Brand €5.5M, and Schüller €5M. Adidas leads brand partners by share of voice with 1.74M engagement (06.05–06.08.2024) and an EMV of €3.83M, with EDEKA (€1.2M) and Emma (€995k) also appearing among top performers. The report highlights room for brands to further leverage Olympic hype through influencer partnerships.

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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding

  • Dennis Schröder: 410 mentions (Jan 1–Aug 1, 2024) and 9,489,911 engagement.
  • Top five mentions: Dennis Schröder (410), Jule Brand (267), Alicia Schmidt (254), Lena Oberdorf (241), Alexandra Popp (226).
  • EMV leaders: Schröder €20M; Lena Oberdorf €6M; Giulia Gwinn €5.7M; Jule Brand €5.5M; Lea Schüller €5M.
  • Adidas leads share of voice with 1.74M engagement (06.05–06.08.2024) and EMV €3.83M; EDEKA €1.2M; Emma €995k.
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Primary Reporting: OnlineMarketing.de•Published: Aug 9, 2024
Original Coverage Title: “Das sind die gehyptesten Olympia-Stars auf Social Media | OnlineMarketing.de”

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