#NeverForget: Twitter users continue to remember the anniversary of 9/11.
Cowboys / Steelers: Twitter users are discussing the outcomes of last night’s football games.
How brands can jump in: If your brand and/or audience are football fans, consider playing a little Monday morning quarterback.
#HOTD: Fans are discussing the latest episode of House of the Dragon.
What brands can consider: While the show’s content may not be the most brand-friendly, if you share audiences, consider how your brand can get into the dragon convo. This is a recurring Monday trend, so if you can’t hop on it this week, you’ll have next week.
my fantasy football
What it is: The return of football season means the return of fantasy football leagues (and the fantasy football jokes). With this trend, Twitter users are sharing what their fantasy football teams would be, whether that be their favorite snacks, the number of pop culture moments we’ve had in the past week, or their picks for tonight’s Emmy awards.
How brands can jump in: Think about an overall topic that makes the most sense for your brand to compile a dream team for and share it on Twitter. It can be a simple text-only tweet or can have an accompanying image like the above example.
Examples: 1, 2, 3
Urgency level: Medium. We’re in the tail end of fantasy football drafts so this week would be the time to hop on this trend.
Monday: National Chocolate Milkshake Day, National Video Games Day
Tuesday: National Peanut Day, Positive Thinking Day
Wednesday: National Coloring Day
Thursday: National Double Cheeseburger Day, National Linguine Day
Friday: National Cinnamon Raisin Bread Day, Working Parents Day
Saturday: National Pet Bird Day, National Dance Day
Sunday: National Cheeseburger Day, National Respect Day
Monday: Talk Like A Pirate Day
Disney’s D23 convention happened on Friday and featured the trailer for the new live-action The Little Mermaid movie.
This TikTok of a woman warning that NYFW people are worse than SantaCon people speaks to us.
Before tonight’s Emmy awards read up on the “Who Should Win/Who Will Win” predictions.
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