Categories: Social Media

Coldplay most popular brand page on Google+

Coldplay's Google+ page

Coldplay is the most popular brand on Google+ after becoming the first Google+ page to be circled over one million times. The long-formed British rock band has rocketed to the number one spot, having increased their following by some 360,000 Google+ users this month alone.

In terms of personal Google+ profiles, American pop singer Britney Spears still leads the herd. Earlier this week Britney became the first person to be circled by over two million people, retaining her title as the most-circled entity overall on Google+.

According to social statistics firm ZoomSphere, the top 10 Google+ Pages in order are: Coldplay, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Pearl Jam, 106 and Park, Team Coco, ESPN, Sugarland, FC Barcelona, Train and Chelsea FC. The difference between number one and number 10 spot is quite large at 452,000.

Five of the top 10 pages on Google+ are mainstream bands, suggesting that maybe Google+ users aren’t all technology fiends as one would imagine. The network apparently hit 90 million users globally last month.

Albizu Garcia

Albizu Garcia is the Co-Founder and CEO of Gain -- a marketing technology company that automates the social media and content publishing workflow for agencies and social media managers, their clients and anyone working in teams.

Recent Posts

One of Europe’s most promising healthtech startups, Deep Care, arrives in the U.S. for the first time

We often hear that a sedentary lifestyle is the new smoking. As an increasing percentage…

1 day ago

UN launches ‘Digital Cooperation Portal’ to track, facilitate Global Digital Compact compliance

The UN compliance portal is about making sure govts work with the private sector to…

1 day ago

The first 1,000 days: the startup revolution redefining lifelong health

For most of humanity’s 2.8 million-year existence, life expectancy barely budged. But, over the last…

1 day ago

‘I hope AI becomes a new religion because I benefit’: Eric Schmidt on Henry Kissinger at Harvard

Cui bono? If AI were to become a religion, then the Priests, Imams, Rabbis, and…

6 days ago

Why mandatory sustainability reporting is so much more than a compliance exercise: Finding the path to operational value 

Throughout the course of 2025, we’ve seen a huge uptick in the number of countries…

6 days ago

IARPA B-SAURUS program aims to identify, reverse engineer explosives, drugs & counterfeit materials in supply chains

The US spy community's research and development funding arm IARPA announces the B-SAURUS program to…

1 week ago