Social media – proving its value
Peter Granat, CEO of Europe, Cision
If you’re already listening to and engaging with social media conversations, the next step is knowing what you’re getting back from your involvement in it. How can you measure your social media ROI? And what do you need to evaluate to adapt your strategies for better results in the future?
Looking at client case study examples like the World Cup, 3D television and the UK iPad launch, this session highlights best practices for social media measurement and how to interpret your results.
uk.cision.com
38. 38 Five rules for achieving social media ROI 1. Starts with knowing the business objectives 2. Build communications objectives around them 3. Use social media metrics as KPIs not ROI 4. Start small – easy wins– to build a business case 5. Integrate with other marketing and business activities where possible #cisionuk
39. THANK YOU Peter Granat CEO, Cision Europe peter.granat@cision.com #cisionuk
Notas do Editor
CLAIM: McDonald’s spent $1,000 on a campaign, leveraged Foursquare to get people in the door, and increased foot traffic by 33%, resulting in some unknown but probably decent spike in business (sales.) - first reported on mashable.McDonald’s never actually measured foot traffic. The only metric mentioned: Foursquare Check-insMcDonald’s have about 26 million customers per day, meaning a 33% increase equals 7.8 million foursquare users. But, Foursquare has only a total of three million accounts (and only one million active users).
This work (i.e your clients) is already “out there” – respond, measure and present ROI as business case 1.0
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