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    1. Presented by MARVIN DEJEAN AUTHOR- SPEAKER & DIGITAL MARKETING EXPERT TOOLS TO MEASURE TWITTER & FACEBOOK ROI AND IMPACT  YOU
    2. WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA??????
    3. Inability to measure ROI [ Source: MarketingSherpa]
    4. THE RULES OF SOCIAL MEDIA MEASUREMENT
      • Begin with the end In Mind (What is your overall strategy?)
      • A Facebook Page and a Twitter Feed is not a social media strategy (Measurement processes will always differ, depending on business goals)
      • Social Media is about people. People connecting to other people to build better relationships, fostering communities and increasing collective knowledge
      • Measurement and Metrics are one way to help to tell the story of Social Media.
      • Listen first before you engage.
      • Measurement should be baked into your program before you launch it. It’s not an afterthought, it’s part of the process.
      • Learn what to measure: Activity; Tone; Velocity; Attention; Participation Qualitative attributes.
      • Qualitative is just as important as numbers (learn how to tell a story)are you part of the conversation for your products/industry?/How is the competition discussed?
      • Breaking down these qualitative attributes into bite-size chunks that we can  measure, understand and translate easily into a business context  is a vital step in measuring social media ROI
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    6. DEFINING AND SETTING SUCCESS METRICS “ Figure out what success metrics translate easily into a business context for your organization”   Aiming for 10,000 random followers from all over the world might be a nicer number to look at, but being stricter with your success metrics and choosing a more granular goal will make the relationship between the outcome of the campaign and your bottom line easier to understand.
    7. DEFINING AND SETTING SUCCESS METRICS
    8. QUALITATIVE
      • WHAT DO YOU WANT TO MEASURE?
      • Reach  – create buzz, get new customers, create awareness
      • Reputation and influence  – become an authority/thought leader, improve sentiment
      • Engagement  – improve customer and brand loyalty
      • These objectives require a more qualitative measurement approach.
      • measure ROI for conversations:
      • - Are we currently part of conversations about our product/industry?
      • How are we currently talked about versus our competitors?
      • Then to measure success, we ask whether we were able to:
      • - Build better relationships with our key audiences?
      • - Participate in conversations where we hadn’t previously had a voice?
      • - Move from a running monologue to a meaningful dialogue with customers?
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    13. MEASURING ENGAGEMENT You can use standard web analytics tools (Google Analytics) to measure: Visitor Loyalty  – The number of return visitors over 1 month Recency  – The number of return visitors over 1 week Duration  – The length of time spent on the site Actions  – The number of actions taken on the site: downloading, posting, commenting, playing, etc…
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          • How much is a customer worth?
          • How much does the average customer spend per transaction?
          • Is a customer more likely to purchase a product after some sort of social media interaction?
          • How much is it worth to convert an unhappy customer to a happy customer?
          • On average how many people does a happy customer tell about a product or service?
          • How much can an unhappy customer hurt you?
          • [Source: Jacob Morgan, MarketingProfs]
      MEASURING ENGAGEMENT
    15. Twitter Analyzer
    16. Twendz- Sentiment Monitoring red (negative), white (neutral), and green (positive)
    17. HOOTSUITE
    18. TWITALYZER
    19. SOCIAL MEDIA ROI CALCULATOR
    20. POST RANK ANALYTICS
      • Where did the conversations happen (postrank metrics)
      • What did they say (conversation view)
      • Who was it (enhanced OpenSocial profiles)
    21. URL SHORTERNERS
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    23. TWEET ADDER
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          • POST Method Source: Forrester Research/Groundswell.
      • What target market would you most like to attract to your Facebook Fan Page? [ PEOPLE ]:
      • What is the primary OBJECTIVE of your Facebook Fan Page?
      • What STRATEGIES do you plan to implement?
      • What TECHNOLOGIES will you use?
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      Facebook Fan Page Checklist
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    28. Marvin Dejean, CEO  Markcom Industries, Inc.  P:(954) 254-9030 info@marvindejean.com  www.marvindejean.com  Twitter:@Mdejean Facebook:Facebook.com/marvindejean  Linkedin:Marvin Dejean  
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