As Twitter celebrates its tenth birthday, we remind readers of the most influential accounts in UK retail on the social media platform.
This table, first published last October, lists those brands and individuals who have the most impact on Twitter. It is not necessarily those with most followers, but those who are regarded as influencers, partly based on who they interact with.
The list was compiled by analysis platform Lissted and commissioned by retail commentator Graham Soult.
Here’s the top 20:
Rank | Type | Name | Username |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Media | Retail Week | @RetailWeek |
2 | Analyst | Neil Saunders | @NeilRetail |
3 | Journalist | George MacDonald | @GeorgeMacD |
4 | Media | The Grocer | @TheGrocer |
5 | Industry Body | BRC | @the_brc |
6 | Media | Drapers | @Drapers |
7 | Retail Brand | John Lewis | @johnlewisretail |
8 | Personality | Mary Portas | @maryportas |
9 | Analyst | Bryan Roberts | @BryanRoberts72 |
10 | Journalist | Nicola Harrison | @NicolaRHarrison |
11 | Analyst | Steve Dresser | @dresserman |
12 | Commentator | Nick Bubb | @NickBubb1 |
13 | Media | Retail Gazette | @retailgazette |
14 | Analyst Firm | Planet Retail | @PlanetRetail |
15 | Retail Brand | M&S | @marksandspencer |
16 | Journalist | John Ryan | @newstores |
17 | Analyst Firm | Verdict Retail | @VerdictRetail |
18 | Media | Internet Retailing | @etail |
19 | Not for Profit | retailTRUST | @retailTRUST |
20 | Journalist | Chris Brook-Carter | @CBC90 |
For the full list, click here.
No comments yet