leagueoflegends
Popularity Analysis
Stable
82
out of 100
Excellent Performance
Key Insights
- 1Audience & behavior: The hashtag consistently concentrates around esports viewers and ranked players; engagement spikes align with major regions’ evening hours (EU prime overlaps 16:00–22:00 UTC, NA prime overlaps 00:00–02:00 UTC). Expect higher reply/quote activity (debate + hot takes) than pure likes, especially on match days and patch notes days.
- 2Best-performing content: Short clips (teamfight highlights, outplays, patch-impact examples) and opinionated analysis threads outperform generic screenshots. Posts that include a clear stance + a specific moment (timestamped clip, champ/item name, patch number) see stronger reshare rates; “utility posts” (tier lists, matchup tips, build infographics) drive saves/bookmarks where supported and longer dwell time on X.
- 3Platform nuances: X has the highest raw volume and fastest discovery via real-time conversation, but you’ll compete with esports orgs and creators—visuals + timely posting around live matches matter. Bluesky has lower volume but higher follow-graph amplification for niche analysis; using concise context + a link/alt text improves reshared reach. Mastodon is more community/instance-driven: engagement is stronger in tightly scoped gaming instances and via boosts from known accounts; add 1–2 additional specific tags (e.g., champ + region) to improve local timeline visibility without looking spammy.
Pro Tip: Hijack predictable spikes (patch + match windows)AI
Post 15–30 minutes before scheduled esports matches and within 60–120 minutes after patch notes drop, pairing #leagueoflegends with a specific hook (champ/item + one-sentence claim) and a native clip or simple graphic. On X, lead with the clip; on Bluesky/Mastodon, lead with the takeaway and put the clip/link after—this improves reshares and replies while keeping your post readable in federated timelines.