The Brands That Won On Twitter In 2017

The Brands That Won On Twitter In 2017

From the SSM debate, to new phones and gaming consoles, and mac and cheese, in 2017 brands found new, innovative and engaging ways to reach their fans on Twitter.

@Apple

Apple unleashed the future with the new iPhoneX, and gave us a few reasons why we needed it in our lives (not that we needed any convincing).

@Telstra_news

Telstra give us some behind-the-scenes insight into its support of women’s tennis.

@sportsbetcomau

Dane Swan jokingly advised on Sportsbet to mate Dusty Martin who will take the Brownlow Medal home if he avoids a suspension.

@Optus

When your partner is a grammar pedant.

@XBoxAustralia

Xbox pumped up the launch of its eagerly awaited new console.

@myer

Myer gave Australia the opportunity to witness the one, the only Katy Perry in the flesh.

@7AFL

No one can resist rocking out along to this anthemic Killers song, especially not Jack Riewoldt.

@woolworths

When a steaming, crunchy golden mac and cheese puff ball GIF appeared on our Twitter feed, Aussies hit ‘like’ so hard their keyboards cracked.

@FlyAirNZ

Air New Zealand gives its Twitter followers what they want – anything to do with The Lord of the Rings. Add in a cute bird and you’ve got an immediate recipe for success.

@Melbourne

Melbourne takes the opportunity to lord its incredible run of accolades over the rest of the world’s cities.

 




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