– Vince McMahon’s Twitter account gave props to his children for National Son & Daughter Day. The following was written about Stephanie McMahon and Shane McMahon:
Couldn’t be more proud. Happy National #SonAndDaughterDay! pic.twitter.com/cqBo8zzG2w
— Vince McMahon (@VinceMcMahon) August 11, 2017
– Natalya, who is scheduled to challenge Naomi for the SmackDown Women’s Title at next weekend’s SummerSlam pay-per-view event, talked about social media in her latest column for The Calgary Sun. Here is an excerpt from the column in which she talked about the power of sites like Twitter and Facebook:
“When I was first hired by WWE, I didn’t even have a cell phone and never felt like I needed one. Anyone who needed to reach me could call my landline. Boy, was I crazy, or maybe I was smart. I had a lot of spare time back then because I wasn’t sifting through Twitter, playing with filters on Instagram or looking at my likes on Facebook. I had bigger fish to fry, like figuring out how he heck I was going to secure my dream as a WWE Superstar!
Fast forward a decade later, with social media at our fingertips, the game has indeed changed, as it helps us build a following, sends messages to our fans and has given us a platform to reach out to people around the world.
At any given moment, I can speak to nearly 8 million people across Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. I give credit for a lot of that to the power of WWE. Being a part of WWE has given me such amazing exposure to the entire world and has really allowed me to build a following through the WWE Universe.
You see, WWE is a global juggernaut. The company has a global reach that spans more than 180 countries. From China, Japan, Australia, The United Kingdom, South America, Canada, USA and more, WWE has a way of leaving its fingerprint on the world. And much of it has to do with how the company carries itself on social media.”
