Imani Boyette ranks WNBA team social media accounts

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We all know I love social media (see: various twitter campaigns). So, I decided to rank the league’s teams by their social media presence.

It started off simply enough. I posed a question to my nearly 40,000 followers about which team had the best social media and why. A couple of teams kept being mentioned but I also learned what the fans wanted from a team’s social media account.

I decided to rank each team in three categories: content, viewership/fan interaction, and creativity. I considered both their Instagram and Twitter accounts. (Left snapchat out of this one, sorry guys.) So, here’s my rundown.

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