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Data Shows Brands' Recognition On Social Around College Bowl Games

Turnkey Intelligence analyzed the Twitter conversation around major college football bowl games to measure the social impact of the presenting bowl sponsors within the consciousness (and conversation) of college football fans. The time frame measured was the day before and day of each game.

BOWL GAME
TOTAL BOWL-RELATED TWITTER MENTIONS
% OF CONVERSATIONS THAT MENTIONED THE SPONSOR
MATCHUP
IMPRESSIONS*
TOTAL TV SPEND*
NO. OF ADS*
Chick-Fil-A Peach
48K
44%
Florida-Michigan
213,673,099
$8,883,673
65
TaxSlayer Gator
8K
41%
Texas A&M-NC State
31,478,212
$275,356
13
Capital One Orange
90K
36%
Alabama-Oklahoma
805,473,370
$19,085,338
1,318
AutoZone Liberty
12K
27%
Oklahoma State-Missouri
75,467,386
$474,265
237
Goodyear Cotton
54K
20%
Clemson-Notre Dame
263,915,170
$4,477,903
60
VRBO Citrus
51K
8%
Kentucky-Penn State
309,450,024
$4,279,866
692
PlayStation Fiesta
61K
6%
LSU-UCF
344,769,732
$6,176,395
807
Allstate Sugar
120K
4%
Texas-Georgia
815,865,607
$18,011,473
1,792
Northwestern Mutual (Rose)
103K
<1%
Ohio State-Washington
736,736,588
$16,112,639
680
Outback
120K
NM
Iowa-Mississippi State
86,731,452
$875,173
174
Redbox
21K
NM
Oregon-Michigan State
25,461,796
$2,252,510
32
NOTES: *iSpot.tv data, during the same two-day period for each game
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  • The bowl game sponsors that saw their brand name mentioned the most as a percentage of the bowl's overall Twitter conversation were Chick-Fil-A (44% of total bowl mentions) and TaxSlayer (41%). In terms of TV impressions earned, Allstate and Capital One each earned more than 800 million, according to iSpot.tv.
  • The bowl game sponsors that saw their brand name mentioned the least were Northwestern Mutual (<1% of total bowl mentions) and Allstate (4%). Redbox and TaxSlayer generated the fewest impressions, according to iSpot.tv.
  • The Outback Bowl and Redbox Bowl had the advantage of having every mention reference the brand due to owning the bowls' naming rights -- and thus were not measured by Turnkey.

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