Leer Challenge: Visualize Social Media Engagement | Data Analysis and Visualization for Media

In digital journalism, understanding which stories resonate with your audience is essential for editorial decisions and resource allocation. Social media platforms generate vast amounts of engagement data—such as likes, shares, and comments—that can reveal which articles are catching the public's attention. By analyzing this data, you can quickly spot high-impact stories and trends.


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import pandas as pd

# Example DataFrame representing social media engagement for news articles
data = {
    'title': [
        'Elections 2024: What You Need to Know',
        'Local Hero Saves Family',
        'City Council Approves New Park',
        'Breaking: Major Storm Hits Coast',
        'Economic Forecast for Next Year',
        'Investigation: Water Quality Concerns',
        'Sports Update: Championship Results'
    ],
    'likes': [1200, 950, 600, 1800, 750, 500, 1100],
    'shares': [300, 150, 90, 450, 120, 80, 200],
    'comments': [85, 60, 45, 130, 50, 40, 90]
}

df = pd.DataFrame(data)

# Calculate total engagement
df['total_engagement'] = df['likes'] + df['shares'] + df['comments']

# Sort by total engagement, descending
sorted_df = df.sort_values(by='total_engagement', ascending=False)

print(sorted_df[['title', 'total_engagement']])

Visualizing the engagement data is a powerful way to communicate which stories are truly making an impact. By creating a bar chart of the top-performing articles, newsrooms can easily identify which content is driving the most conversation and tailor their editorial strategies accordingly. This approach not only highlights popular topics but also helps teams allocate resources to stories with the greatest reach and relevance.

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Write a function that analyzes social media engagement for news articles using the predefined DataFrame. Your function must:

Calculate the total engagement for each article by adding the likes, shares, and comments columns.
Identify the top 5 articles with the highest total engagement.
Create a bar chart showing the total engagement for each of these top 5 articles, using the article titles as labels.
Return a DataFrame containing the top 5 articles and their engagement metrics.

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import pandas as pd

# Example DataFrame representing social media engagement for news articles
data = {
    'title': [
        'Elections 2024: What You Need to Know',
        'Local Hero Saves Family',
        'City Council Approves New Park',
        'Breaking: Major Storm Hits Coast',
        'Economic Forecast for Next Year',
        'Investigation: Water Quality Concerns',
        'Sports Update: Championship Results'
    ],
    'likes': [1200, 950, 600, 1800, 750, 500, 1100],
    'shares': [300, 150, 90, 450, 120, 80, 200],
    'comments': [85, 60, 45, 130, 50, 40, 90]
}

df = pd.DataFrame(data)

# Calculate total engagement
df['total_engagement'] = df['likes'] + df['shares'] + df['comments']

# Sort by total engagement, descending
sorted_df = df.sort_values(by='total_engagement', ascending=False)

print(sorted_df[['title', 'total_engagement']])