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Haaland fever in social media: - The market value is growing astronomically
- KOK: Tomlane to Haaland has been hot on social media this summer.
- In the end, it leads to his market value growing astronomically.
- For this summer, it has been Haaland fever.
Although the World Cup enthusiasm has died down, the Erling Braut Haaland hysteria is alive and well. KOK: Tomlane to Haaland has been hot on social media this summer.
In the end, it leads to his market value growing astronomically. This is the prediction of social media expert Ståle Lindblad when it comes to Erling Braut Haaland's Some presence. For this summer, it has been Haaland fever.
Not just in Norway, but on an international level. “Instagram is so cool. I can share my photos and a guy called Erling will comment "nice", writes one Instagram user.
"nice", comments the superstar on a number of Instagram posts. Social medium expert and author Astrid Valen-Utvik has also followed Haaland's presence throughout the summer - He throws fuel on the fire by just being a little present. He is definitely present on his channels, and his comments give people the feeling that they have access to him, that they can reach him, she says and continued: POSITIVE: Valen-Utvik likes what Haaland is doing.
So I think that if one had looked at the number of places where he is mentioned and has the opportunity to comment, then it is such an enormous number that he probably does not comment on so many. At the same time, not many stars comment on the whole thing. - That's probably what makes people go quite bananas.
The answers have not exactly decreased after Norway's World Cup exit, but the phenomenon is still not entirely new. Already during the WC, he was active in the comments section, including during an AI-generated video of him and Vinicius Jr.: out people in the world right now. Then you don't expect them to have their feet so down to earth that they scroll through their own feed and create their own content, and respond to content they are tagged in.
Valen-Utvik feels that the recent comments from Haaland are "in his spirit" and that the world sees him as jovial and "down to earth". I love it from a professional point of view. Because I think dialogue is one of the things that is underestimated in social media, if you talk about Haaland as a "company", then there are many companies that can learn a thing or two from him.
LURING: Things may indicate that Haaland knows what he is doing off the pitch as well. There is a reason why he gets these followers and that they continue to be engaged. It's not just that he comments here and there, but it naturally helps a lot, and as they say becomes fuel on his fire of engagement.
She says Haaland "offers", and is "a bit unfiltered in some of what he shares. - He is a real person behind it. I think that is part of the key to actually making it happen.
He understands how important this is. Probably only he - and any helpers - can answer that. But both Lindblad and Valen-Utvik think it is the star striker who is commenting - He has a team around him, as you can see on his YouTube channel, but it seems genuine, and as if it is him.
Among other things, he highlights the recent story with shoe player Tom Holland. And that, Lindblad believes, can be one of the great non-sporting success recipes for the star striker. - By being as genuine as he is, he will at the same time increase his market value fantastically. - A likable, super popular football star is worth much more than a contained person who is good at scoring goals while answering with Lindblad points to, among other things, that earlier in his career Haaland sometimes answered very briefly to interviews from journalists.”"
Source: NRK