Campaign India Team
Feb 24, 2020

Unmetric Engagement Meter: Most viewed on YouTube (1-10 February)

Videos from Oppo Mobile, Cadbury Silk, Boost and more...

Oppo's film topped the YouTube chart
Oppo's film topped the YouTube chart
Unmetric, a social media intelligence firm focused on brands, uses its analytics platform to analyse top performing campaigns, content and videos.  
 
For Campaign India's 'Engagement Meter' feature, we bring you the top 10 pieces of content by brands, by views on YouTube, uploaded from 1-10 February.
 
OPPO Mobile India
Views: 31,931,696
 
Cadbury Silk
Views: 26,093,976
 
Boost Energy India
Views: 22,914,829
 
Kia Motors India
Views: 11,734,395
 
Veet India
Views: 66,64,369
 
Manforce Condoms
Views: 60,97,826
 
Garnier India
Views: 59,64,186
 
Honda 2 Wheelers India
Views: 49,70,242
 
Vivo India
Views: 42,88,287
 
Nexa Experience
Views: 32,91,331

 

Source:
Campaign India

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