GQ Magazine (Gentleman’s Quarterly) is one of Britain’s oldest and most famous men’s magazines. The multinational publication was established in 1988 and currently has a total UK circulation of 240,000 copies per annum.
Social Media LTD were kindly asked by GQ to give our expert thoughts on how politicians are interacting through social media.
The magazine wanted to know how the political leaders (or their PR teams) performed on Twitter and what we would suggest for them to change. The article was included within the October issue of the publication, which focuses on the new Prime Minister David Cameron.
Our Head of Social media marketing, Robert Custons and Social Media Ltd Managing Director Kostas Alekoglu gave views on David Cameron, Barack Obama, Hugo Chavez and other heads of state. Rating the leaders on how well they interacted, the quality of their tweets and their overall grasp of the network.
The full article can be found on page 62 under the title “Follow the Leaders” in the October issue of GQ, available now.
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nice one guys…
a very interesting article on GQ, always wanted to write my own blog
regards
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I give Obama a zero but that’s just me. “Change we can believe in” translated pretty well to more of the same. The article was definitely an interesting read so thanks for mentioning it.