{"id":10901,"date":"2012-11-12T20:00:22","date_gmt":"2012-11-12T14:30:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/simplify360.com\/blog\/2012\/11\/12\/boost-your-marketing-efforts-using-social-media-data\/"},"modified":"2023-08-17T04:24:58","modified_gmt":"2023-08-17T04:24:58","slug":"boost-your-marketing-efforts-using-social-media-data","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/simplify360.com\/blog\/boost-your-marketing-efforts-using-social-media-data\/","title":{"rendered":"Boost your marketing efforts using Social Media Data"},"content":{"rendered":"

Use Social Media Data Usefully<\/strong><\/p>\n

Any data in this world is useless and meaningless unless you know it is genuine, reliable and accurate!<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Are you collecting silos of social media data which is not adding any value to your business?<\/em>
\nIt is high time you stop collecting all the data at your reach. If you really want to boost your marketing with social media, here is what you require:
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\nSocial Connections: <\/strong>Twitter followers, Facebook fans, LinkedIn connections. Having thousands of followers is not what you should be counting on. You need to have quality followers relevant to your business.
\nPageviews: <\/strong>Social pageviews are similar to website pageviews. Only that here you get the number of views to your Facebook fan page. These pageviews\u00a0 are more valuable than website pageviews.
\nVideo\/Slideshare\/Scribd views: <\/strong>Keep checking the number of views and downloads of your videos and documents in sites like Youtube, Slideshare and Scribd.
\nEngagement Rate: <\/strong>This is one of the key aspects that determines whether your audience is really liking your social media activities or not. It gives you number of likes, comments and shares from your fans in a particular period of time.
\nClick Rate: <\/strong>If your post or tweet has a link (a bitly, tinyurl, link) inside it, you can always track the number of clicks a particular link has got.
\nPeople who are talking: <\/strong>When your fans or audience is talking about your Facebook post, you can know the exact count of how many people are talking about it.
\nRetweets: <\/strong>You can track the number of retweets with tools available on the internet. This rate determines the relevancy of your tweets to your audience.
\nLast but not the least…
\nTrack the returns on social media efforts: <\/strong>By creating a dashboard, you can measure the metrics daily or weekly.
\nSocial media data can also mean the information or data that is procured through social media channels. And getting that data is a tough task unless and until you establish yourself as a brand in the social web. However, once you get all this data, you can do numerous things to increase your bottom line. You need to use this data in the best possible way to add value to your brand. Here are a few things what you can do with such valuable data:<\/p>\n