Red Bull takes flight above competitors as Unruly’s most shared video brand of 2016
Red Bull has dethroned Samsung as the most successful brand for video content, with more than double the shares of the telcomms giant, according to video ad tech company Unruly.
Red Bull's Danny McAskill
Utilising sports and video content, Red Bull mustered more than 27 million shares in 2016, more than Samsung’s 12 million, McDonald’s 8.6 million and fourth-placed Australian Tourist Board 6.4 million shares put together.
Red Bull saw substantial success across the hundreds of videos it released across the year, and will be awarded at the company’s annual video awards #TheUnrulies.
Below is the full list; Included is each brand's most shared video.
1. Red Bull - 27,047,591 shares
2. Samsung - 12,481,540 shares
3. McDonald's - 8,618,554 shares
4. Australian Tourist Board - 6,417,279 shares
5. Asus - 5,275,867 shares
6. Nike - 5,002,131 shares
7. Almarai - 4,556,429 shares
8. adidas - 4,512,703 shares
10. Cadbury - 4,082,750 shares
The awards were judged on the number of shares accumulated across each brand’s video library on Facebook and YouTube attracted across Facebook “and the blogosphere”.
The Drum touched down with the competition winners in 2016 after penning a deal with Reuters to share its content with publishers.