Kobe Bryant Wins “Sociable MVP” Award

The importance of social mass media in various industries will be broadening. Sports figures are choosing it aswell, and the NBA provides been encouraging of like behavior.

Previously this week, BA Television introduced the winners of the 2013 NBA SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING Awards displayed by SAP throughout a one-hour present which celebrated NBA gamers, teams and supporters because of their social engagement through the 2012-13 NBA time of year.

The LA Lakers’ Kobe Bryant got house two awards – the “Public MVP Award” and the “140 Award” to find the best use of character types in a tweet.

The Miami Heat’s Harlem Shake movie, which has received a lot more than 45 million views, earned the “OMG Award” for the group with the best movie shared via social. Extra winners integrated Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook getting the “#Trendsetter Award,” and Portland’s Damian Lillard accepting the “Sociable Rook of the entire year Award.”

The NBA SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING Awards provided by SAP had been hosted by Chris Webber (@realchriswebber), Enjoyment Tonight correspondent Rocsi Diaz (@rocsidiaz) and Golden State’s Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) as a particular in-studio correspondent.

The awards were split into various types and accounted for cultural action across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and much more. Enthusiasts identified the winners for many groups via voting across Facebook, Twitter and cellular.

Highlights from the NBA SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING Awards offered by SAP may also be available these days.

NBA SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING Award winners:

Public MVP Award – for the ball player with engagement across social media marketing platforms

Champion: LA Lakers safeguard Kobe Bryant (@KobeBryant)

OMG Award – for the group with the best movie shared via public

Champion: The @MiamiHEAT’s Harlem Shake video clip, which obtained 45 million sights

Epic Award – favorite sport during the regular period, as voted by followers

Champion: Miami Heat versus. Boston Celtics, March 18, 2013 – the epic nail-biter that grew to become the 23 rd earn through the Heat’s 26-video game winning streak

FTW (For The Gain) Award – the team/participant who had probably the most shared/loved buzzer-beater during normal season

Champion: Milwaukee Bucks safeguard Monta Ellis

SnapShot Award – for the ball player who posted the very best picture of the entire year

WINNER: LA Lakers middle Dwight Howard (What combat? @DwightHoward and his dukes-up pose with @KobeBryant)

140 Award – for the ball player with the very best tweet of the entire year

WINNER: LA Lakers safeguard Kobe Bryant (Tweet: Amnesty THAT, after defeating the Dallas Mavericks)

#Trendersetter Award – for the ball player that displayed the very best sense of design via social media marketing

Champion: Oklahoma City Thunder safeguard Russell Westbrook (@russwest44)

LOL Award – the group/players who had probably the most shared/enjoyed blooper movie during the regular time of year

Champion: Denver Nuggets middle JaVale McGee (@JaValeMcGee34)

Social Distinction Award – for the ball player that showcased his off-court humanitarianism locally

WINNER: LA Lakers forwards Pau Gasol (@PauGasol)

Sociable Rook of the entire year Award ­ for the rookie with the largest boost in popularity across social media marketing platforms

Champion: Portland Trail Blazers safeguard Damian Lillard (@dame_lillard)

Public Slam Award – the fan-favorite dunk through the regular period

WINNER: LA Clippers middle DeAndre Jordan (@deandrejordan)

Fan Country Award – the team with the best percentage of increased direct exposure across all systems including all gamers on the respective team (*awarded before the telecast)