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Old 08-21-2012, 05:02 PM   #33725
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Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball View Post
Just tweet their reactions as the show goes on. I think they care more about the ambassador's followers tweeting back so they can then claim on another "Did You Know" segment they are still #1 in social media for a given show. The whole Tyson vs CNN guy Twitter feud last night wasn't anything special but all those followers tweeting back means the WWE can claim a lot of the trending stuff.

Sheen alone had 3-4x more followers than the WWE's own Twitter account.
I'm sure (especially with Sheen) there's also the thought that they're attracting a new crowd that would normally not even think about wrestling. But then maybe they're sitting at home on a Monday night and seeing him constantly tweeting about it and decide to turn it on. As much as they're obsessed with social media attention, I still think the main thought is that it could poptentially gain viewers through a "Let's see what he/she keeps talking about..."
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