Oscar Searches And Social Mentions: Who Won The Night?

Late last night, Google posted the top Oscar-related search queries — on Twitter. Best supporting actor winner “Jared Leto,” who gave a well-received and widely tweeted acceptance speech, was the most searched for term/person associated with last night’s Oscar telecast according to Google: It’s somehow fitting that the top searches were announced on a social […]

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Late last night, Google posted the top Oscar-related search queries — on Twitter. Best supporting actor winner “Jared Leto,” who gave a well-received and widely tweeted acceptance speech, was the most searched for term/person associated with last night’s Oscar telecast according to Google:

top oscar searches

It’s somehow fitting that the top searches were announced on a social media site. Social mentions likely drove many of these queries to find out more information or to see video clips.

Separately, the official Oscar site, operated by network ABC, featured a tally of the nominated actors’ social media mentions on Twitter and Facebook. The most buzzed about actor was Leonardo DiCaprio followed by Jennifer Lawrence, both of whom did not win. Immediately after that, the social winners were the actors who did in fact take home statues in their respective categories.

Oscar social media winners


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Greg Sterling
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Greg Sterling is a Contributing Editor to Search Engine Land, a member of the programming team for SMX events and the VP, Market Insights at Uberall.

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