Marcus Audience

Cards (15)

  • Marcus Rashford's social media

    • Primarily targets a male audience
    • Focus on imagery of men, language targeting male audiences, focus on male issues and male celebrities
    • Focus on attracting football/sports fans
  • Marcus Rashford's social media

    • Targets a young audience
    • High use of emojis, down to earth and youthful tone
    • Focus on schools, children's reading, children's book clubs
  • Marcus Rashford's social media
    • Targets a parental audience (age 30-45)
    • Shares information about cost of school dinners, NHS campaigns, food poverty
    • Shares content about his own upbringing that parents can relate to
  • Marcus Rashford's social media

    • Targets working-class, regional British audiences
    • Shares content focused on areas of Manchester and London with high levels of poverty and reliance on food banks
  • Marcus Rashford's social media
    • Family-friendly, sanitized content
    • Avoids risque content like partying or drinking
  • Marcus Rashford's social media

    • Targets black and minority ethnic audiences
    • Includes photos and videos of black and minority celebrities and children
  • Marcus Rashford's social media

    • Targets British audiences
    • Use of British iconography, flags, language
  • Parasocial relationship

    Fans feel they are interacting with and forming a relationship with Marcus Rashford
  • Direct address

    Marcus Rashford uses direct address to engage viewers and encourage them to take action
  • Limited social interaction

    Marcus Rashford discourages direct fan interaction, suggests the focus is on his messages rather than him personally
  • Marcus Rashford's online media
    • Highly informative and educational
    • Shares content about government campaigns, political issues, support systems
  • Marcus Rashford has a huge online audience (9 million Facebook, 5.3 million Twitter, 12.4 million Instagram)
  • Marcus Rashford's online posts

    Had a real impact, leading to government U-turn on school meals and £20 million in donations
  • Marcus Rashford and other black footballers have faced online hate and racism, including from some politicians
  • Not all audiences respond positively to Marcus Rashford's content, some take an oppositional stance