Aldi Social Media Analysis

Analysis of online content regarding Aldi and its competitors by inauthentic accounts.

Sampling the online conversation regarding Aldi showed that overall the brand is discussed in a positive light on social media. Some 2.5% of accounts taking part in the conversation were inauthentic, which puts Aldi second only to Lidl, which attracted 3.6% inauthentic content. However, fake profiles had as significant an impact on the discourse as authentic profiles. The brand in this sector with the most exposure to customers is Walmart.

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