SANCTUARY CARE
Latest published edition: Social Media Power List 2024, captured September 2024.
- RANK, SOCIAL FOLLOWING
- 18OF 20
- FOLLOWERS, ALL ACCOUNTS
- 19,225
- ARTICLES, 12 MONTHS
- –
- ON GROUP ACCOUNTS ONLY
- 19,225
RANK AND FOLLOWERS ACROSS EDITIONS
Ranks by edition: 16th in 2023 and 18th in 2024. Bars start at zero.
August 2023
September 2024
Read the edition: Social Media Power List 2024 · Social Media Power List 2023.
WHERE THE FOLLOWERS ARE
- Facebook10,000
- X889
- LinkedIn6,975
- Instagram1,361
Facebook holds the largest share, 52.0 per cent of followers, then LinkedIn at 36.3 per cent.
THE FIGURES IN BRIEF
Sanctuary Care appears in 2 published editions of the large care home group list, from August 2023 to September 2024.
Its best published rank was 16th (Social Media Power List 2023), and its latest was 18th of 20 (Social Media Power List 2024).
It fell 2 places between the August 2023 and September 2024 editions.
Its combined following across group and home accounts was 19,225 in September 2024, of which 19,225 sat on the group's own accounts.
The same measure was 16,653 in August 2023. The editions list different groups and, in some years, different collection methods, so the two figures are not a like-for-like growth rate.
The September 2024 edition counted 89 homes.
SANCTUARY CARE HOMES
0 of 89 homes have a public account. Rank is within the large band, across the 1,279 large homes listed.
The 50 most followed of 89 homes. Search the rest in the directory.
INTERACTIVE CHARTS
SANCTUARY CARE, CHARTED
Sanctuary Care: rank by edition
Published rank in each edition, with 1 at the top. The marker colour shows which list the group was ranked in.
The y axis runs from 1 to the number of groups in the largest list shown. Each list ranks different groups, so a rank is a position within that edition's list.
Sanctuary Care: combined followers
Followers on the group's own accounts and its homes' accounts together, in each edition.
The y axis starts at 10,000, not zero. Time is plotted on a true date axis. Editions rank different groups, so a change between them is not a measured growth rate.
