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Is Your Social Media Program A Boom or A Bust? How to Use Analytics to Find Out What's Working & What's Not

by Word of Mouth Marketing Association on Oct 15, 2009

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Presenter: Ben Straley, CEO, Meteor Solutions ...

Presenter: Ben Straley, CEO, Meteor Solutions

You've braved the world of social media and you've figured out how to "listen" to your customers, but how can you tell if your program is really working? Is it driving sales? Is it having a impact on branding?.

In this webinar, Ben Straley will cover:
- How to track the effectiveness of your campaigns.
- Where to start with an analytics program.
- What are the key metrics that matter.
- What tools are available to help you.
- Real world case study examples.

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  • bstraley bstraley Glad you liked the presentation Olivier. The short answer to your question is that one can (and should in most cases) quantify ROI in terms of primary goals if financial objectives aren't possible. For example, getting people to watch a video or play a game is a common goal of a site or campaign but these actions don't necessarily drive a financial transaction directly. Nevertheless, they can improve the ROI of a marketing campaign indirectly. Until we get to a place where there is perfect information that connects each action for every user from first impression through to online/offline purchase, using gross measures of ROI is the best one can do in many cases. 2 years ago Reply
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  • thebrandbuilder Olivier Blanchard , Principal at BrandBuilder Marketing Ben, great presentation. Quick question: Do you define ROI as meeting primary goals, regardless of whether they're financial or non-financial? 2 years ago Reply
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Is Your Social Media Program A Boom or A Bust? How to Use Analytics to Find Out What’s Working & What’s Not — Webinar Transcript