Boycott Woolworths – Fake Activity Analysis

Cyabra identified the involvement of fake accounts surrounding the boycott of Woolworths.

After calls for the boycott of Woolworths surfaced on X, Cyabra identified the involvement of fake accounts in the online discourse.

16% of the conversation on X was generated by fake accounts which manipulated the discourse surrounding the brand and had the potential to reach 1,234,000 views.

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Cyabra analytics chart showing 559 total profiles in the Woolworths boycott conversation with 91 (16%) flagged as inauthentic, including a daily trend area graph
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