1989 goes 2014

1989 goes 2014. Taylor swift released a music video last week from new album. The song is called “Blank Space” and, believe it or not, has her turning insane in the midst of a relationship break up complete with swinging golf clubs and throwing knives.

The very end was most shocking and questionable. A final caption at the bottom of the screen appeared “Taylor Swift: Blank Space Experience.” This had everyone in wonder for couple days of what it alluded to.

Blank Space Experience is a new free app allowing users to explore the music video mansion. You can follow Taylor, and other characters around the mansion collecting 41 trinkets with details of information such as never-before-seen photos of Taylor’s childhood.

The app also includes a behind the scenes tour of the music video and upcoming tour information. They claim user friendly and just another fun way to engage in Taylor’s life and learn more about her. This app is going to strengthen her fan base even more, if that’s possible.

#DawgsOnTop

Georgia football has more things going for them besides Todd Gurley finally coming back this weekend.

Their social media strategy is on point. They post several instagrams a week on @georgiafootball hyping fans up about upcoming games, announcing SEC players of the week, and spotlighting players. They also highlight players that now play in the NFL with the hashtag #DawgsInTheNFL. It has over 112,000 followers averaging a few thousand likes per post.

The dawgs also have an official Twitter created in June 2011 @FootballUGA with tweets similar to the instagram posts, but more more posts throughout the day. Game days are also full of score updates. They are quick to retweet @SEC or @ESPN when they announce something about UGA or a player of theirs. @FootballUGA has over 116,000 followers from the #DawgNation. They receive hundreds of favorites and retweets per post.

Hype + informative stats keep these Georgia football platforms ahead of the game.