Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta #1 in Social TV This Summer

VH1’s Love & Hip Hop Atlanta has been a definitive Social TV hit this summer. Reasons for success can be traced back to audience, engagement and content:

Audience:

The show resonated with digital natives, urbanites and women alike – segments that traditionally skew on the side of social viewing.

Engagement:

Live tweeting from the cast  stimulated fans who relish the opportunity to engage with talent one on one.

Content:

The series places a emphasis on moments of big drama, which maps back to  social participation exceptionally well.

For some of the season stats, check out the numbers below:

Season Long Activity Wrap Up (June 1 – August 22)

Love & Hip Hop Atlanta is #1 Social TV series across cable and broadcast this summer (June 1 – August 22).

Social Activity for Love & Hip Hop Atlanta is up 302% over Season 2 of Love & Hip Hop.

On average the show generated more than half a million social interactions per episode, that’s 200K+ more social interactions than the second most social summer program.

In all, the series has earned 5.6M social interactions with 2 reunion episodes still to come.

On average, 90% of activity around Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta during the summer occurred while on air.

Sentiment (for the season) was 43% Positive, 30% Negative, and 27% Neutral.

Females dominated the conversation around the show all season long by producing 67% of all social interactions.

The show also helped boost the performance of VH1, which was the 4th most active non-Olympic cable network between June and August 22nd

Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Season Finale

The Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta finale earned 728,796 social interactions alone.

During the finale, 73% of viewers chose to tweet about the show from their mobile devices.

The top markets for the season finale were, in order:

1 ATLANTA
2 NEW YORK
3 CHICAGO
4 HOUSTON
5 LOS ANGELES

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