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Measuring and Tracking Your

Social Media Efforts

Hall Web Services

Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cambiodefractal/503032254/

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Who We Are

Amanda O'BrienVP [email protected]

Hall Web Serviceswww.hallme.com

• 10+ Years in Business@Hall_Web

@amanda_pants

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Got Questions?

• Use GoToWebinar “Ask a Question”• Twitter with @hall_web

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• Corporate Transparency• Build Trust with Customers• Generate Inbound Links• Reputation Management• Promote your blog and website• Inexpensive• Build relationships before purchasing point• Be a part of the conversation that is already going on• Extend your events, seminars, webcasts and conventions

Benefits of Social Networking

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Your Social Media Success depends...• Your commitment and passion towards it and keeping up with it• Knowing your buyer personas and speaking TO them in their language• Your willingness to not only contribute but listen and respond as well• Everything…

No one size fits all here!Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeffhester/2434283985/

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Why Measure Social Media• Qualify your social media efforts• It's not about how many eyeballs. It is about which eyeballs.• You are what you measure – decide what is important to track• Conquer your fears

– Afraid measuring will show it's not working? Why waste your time?

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Where to start?• Measurable Objectives• What actions do you want people to take?• Know what you want before you start monitoring

“You’ve got to be very careful if you don’t know where you are going, because you may never get there.”

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Getting startedSetting objectives

• Where are you now?• What do you want to achieve? And by when?• How does this fit in with your business?• Who is your audience and what do they want to hear?• What measurement tools are you going to use?• What is your strategy? And company policies?• What works for you is different• What are you going to measure?• Check back and start over

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Popularity – Reach - Volume

• Number of friends on Facebook• Number of followers on Twitter• Number of fans on your fan page• Number of blog subscribers• Number of people subscribed to your FriendFeed• LinkedIn Connections• YouTube Subscribers

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Engaging• Number of retweets, replies, lists• Number of blog comments• Brand Mentions• Industry mentions• Comments to LinkedIn discussion• Sentiment• Time spent with brand• Facebook Insights

Strategy to Engage• Listen actively• Produce and distribute quality content• Participate in online communities correctly

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Conversion

• Click throughs (bit.ly)• Website traffic• Leads generated• Sales

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Measurable Goals• Google Analytics! Get it! Traffic Sources?

• Specific landing pages• User conversion on those landing pages (convert)• Actions taken? Downloads, purchases, forms• Customer Service calls lower?• Finding trends and finding their origin• Memberships• Enewletter signups• Dang math!

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Measuring Analytics• Unique visitors (% each month +\-)

• Returning visitors• Content – most popular pages• Links from other sites• Time spent on the site. Bounce rate. (per website?)• Ratio of blog comments to blog posts• Dang math!

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ROI of Social MediaROI is the measurement of the money in and the money out – that’s it.

What is the money in? Your time. What is your billable worth per hour? Figure that out and keep track of how much time you spend on your social media efforts.

What is the money out? True conversions or sales. The act of someone getting off their duff and handing you some cash for your products and services because of your social media efforts.

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Outcome• Did relationships improve?

• Did your message get out there?• Did you get exposure? • Did sales or profits increase?

• Did the right people show up to your event?• Did audience behavior change?

Job opening

Twitter campaign # Tweets

# RT, @sLanding pg

views

# applicants&

New hire

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Free Measurement Tools1. Google Analytics

2. Facebook Insights

3. Feedburner

4. Flickr

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5. Twitter Search

6. Hootsuite

7. Blog/Wordpress analytics

8. Social Mention

Free Measurement Tools

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Free Measurement Tools9. URL Shorteners with tracking and 301 directs

bit.ly

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Paid Measurement Tools • Radian6• TrackUr• Crimson Hexagon

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Don't• Waste your time• Spend time in communities that don't matter or show return• Go into social media blindly• Forget to have a plan, strategy and goals• Get lost in the data

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Recap• No Magic Bullet• Part of your business communication plan• Have a plan• Measurable Goals• Company policies• Decide what's important – popular, engaging, relationships• Analyze the outcome• Pick the right tools for you• Be prepared to start measuring process over again

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Get Started!

• SEO Vision Blog - http://www.hallme.com/blog

• Webinars – http://www.hallme.com/webinars

• Call us! 1-877-425-5932 (HALL-WEB)

[email protected]

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