Twitter is the Key Social Media System for Global Frontrunners, Pope Francis is the Most Liked Study Reveals

NEW YORK, May 31: Pope Francis is the most appreciated global frontrunner on Twitter with a collective total of 33,716,301 fans on his nine language accounts, up ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump with 30,133,036 admirers and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with 30,058,659 supporters, as stated by Burson-Marsteller's Twiplomacy analysis, a yearly worldwide review of how global front-runners, governments and worldwide organizations utilize social media.

Twitter is the key social network utilized by 276 heads of state and government, and foreign ministers, in 178 nations, on behalf of 92 percent of all United Nations (UN) associate states. Facebook is the second-most utilized social platform by global frontrunners, with 169 governments having created official pages. Nonetheless, global frontrunners possess, on average, twice as numerous supporters on their Facebook pages as fans on Twitter. Data for Twiplomacy, which updated the evaluations about Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Periscope, was taken in May 2017 utilizing Burson-Marsteller's exclusive Burson tools, CrowdTangle.com and Twitonomy.com.

President Trump is amongst an extremely lesser set of frontrunners who run their own Twitter accounts, and his tweets have produced 166 million communications (likes and retweets) over the preceding 12 months – comprising the almost four months since he was confirmed as U.S. President – nearly five times as numerous as Modi with 35 million communications.

Saudi Arabia's @KingSalman is the most successful global frontrunner on Twitter centered on the average number of retweets for every new tweet. Of his ten tweets over the preceding year, King Salman has obtained an average of 147,456 retweets. President Trump's private Twitter account, @realDonaldTrump, is the second-most successful Twitter account of any global frontrunner, with an average of 13,094 retweets per tweet. Pope Francis is in third position, with 10,337 average retweets per tweet.

President Trump's unconventional usage of Twitter throughout the U.S. presidential voting fight, and particularly since taking office, has left many governments throughout the world speculating if - and how - they should participate with @realDonaldTrump on Twitter. Several frontrunners, for example Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada and Pope Francis, have sub-tweeted President Trump without openly stating him by name. Just three global frontrunners have addressed @realDonaldTrump openly on Twitter to reproach his strategies, comprising Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto; Hilda Heine, the President of the Marshall Islands; and Ricardo Rosselló, the Governor of Puerto Rico.