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Social Media Report about the performance of italian soccer’s team on Twitter. We choose the 7 teams with more followers in this social network: AC Milan, Juventus FC, F.C. Internazionale, AS Roma, ACF Fiorentina, SS Lazio, Torino Football Club. We monitored this insights: audience, interaction, engagement, growth and posting.
Social Media Report UK Political Parties 2014SocialWin
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Report about how the UK Soccer’s Teams are doing in Twitter, we choose the top 7 soccer’s team in UK with more audience: Manchester United, Chelsea FC, Arsenal FC, Liverpool FC, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City FC, Everton, and monitoring for one week. We have monitored the following key indicators: audience, interaction, engagement, activity, growth and posting.
We have analysed the Twitter activity of these UK basketball teams: Leicester Riders, Manchester Giants, The Newcastle Eagles, Plymouth Raiders, Worcester Wolves, Glasgow Rocks, London Lions, Sheffield Sharks, Surrey United
SocialWin Report: Soccer's Team Germany in Social MediaSocialWin
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SocialWin Report: Soccer's Team's Italy in social mediaSocialWin
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Social Media Report UK Political Parties 2014SocialWin
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Social Media Report France Soccer´s Teams 2014SocialWin
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The objective of this deck is ;
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3. To demonstrate how your organization can benefit from
setting up Social Media Command Center
We have analysed the Twitter activity of these UK newspapers: The Independent, The Guardian, Daily Mirror, The Telegraph, The Sun , Daily Mail, The Times of London, Daily Star, Daily Express.
We have analysed the Twitter activity of these british local governments: London (London Councils gather the 33 councils of the city of London), Glasgow, Manchester, Belfast City Council, Birmingham, Cardiff, Coventry, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Bristol, Liverpool, Leeds, Sunderland, Brighton, Nottingham and Sheffield.
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40 Questions to Ask about Social Media ToolsTony Obregon
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Social Media Analytics - GSOB Digital SummitJeff Gibb
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Social Media Report European Monarchies 2014SocialWin
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Social Media Command Center - Simplify360Simplify360
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The insights that analytics tools provide are extremely crucial for modern-day marketing. If done right, analytics tools can help you in analyzing your target audience and tailoring targeted marketing strategies for maximum reach & engagement. Visit Trackmyhashtag and try it's free trial today.Visit : https://www.trackmyhashtag.com/
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Whether or not we should be measuring social media, or why we should be measuring it. Measuring social media ROI isn’t impossible, but it can be difficult because many of the pieces that need to be evaluated are difficult to track. Lets track down those pieces and determine the ROI you’re getting on social media.
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Whether or not we should be measuring social media, or why we should be measuring it. Measuring social media ROI isn’t impossible, but it can be difficult because many of the pieces that need to be evaluated are difficult to track. Lets track down those pieces and determine the ROI you’re getting on social media.
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Whether or not we should be measuring social media, or why we should be measuring it. Measuring social media ROI isn’t impossible, but it can be difficult because many of the pieces that need to be evaluated are difficult to track. Lets track down those pieces and determine the ROI you’re getting on social media.
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• What to measure in social media?
• What tools will help you measure social media?
• The basic building blocks of a measurement dashboard for community managers?
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The role of social media in decision-making accelerated in 2020. According to recent research, social media is the first interaction your clients have with your business.
This presentation was given by Kristin Gast and David Erickson of Tunheim Partners on March 25, 2010, at the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits' Technology and Communications Conference, Remix, Refresh, Reload: Balancing New Media & Traditional Strategy. #MNNPTech
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Social Media Report Italian Political Parties 2014
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SOCIAL MEDIA REPORT
Italian Political Parties
How are the political parties in Italy doing in social media?
TIME PERIOD: 31/10/2014 to 07/11/2014
November 2014
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C/ Llacuna 162-164, box 102, 08018 Barcelona (Spain) - www.socialwinapp.com
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The Advanced Social Media Analytics Tool - SocialWin™ Industry Report
SOCIAL NETWORKS: TWITTER
ANALYZED COMPETITORS:
• Partito Democratico
• Forza Italia
• Movimento 5 Stelle
• Sinistra e Libertà
• Lega Nord Padania
3.
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Methodology
In this report we will use a simplified version of the tool focusing on Twitter platform, analysing key indicator like
audience, interaction and engagement, regarding the main competitors of the Soccer’s Teams in UK and verifying it in
the perspective of Benchmarking. To reach this goal we will use the analytic tool SocialWin, that will allow us to monitorize
the different social networks in a defined time. Finally we will be able to provide a global vision of the sector, utilizing
diferrent metrics, like the total audience, the number of mentions or the average of followers for every brand.
Metrics and KPI’s
Metrics and KPI’s, rise as key elements of Social Media Analytics, which allow us to measure, quantify and check the
critical process of Social Media in a methodical and accurate way, aligning them whit the global goals of the organization
and measuring the range of the defined goals during the time.
KPI’s
Twitter
AUDIENCE
GROWTH
POSTING
INTERACTION
ENGAGEMENT [%]
Total Number of Followers
Total Number of New Followers
Total Number of Tweets
Total Number of Retweets; Comments and Favorites
Global score between 0 and 100
Technical Profile
Study Typology: Social Network Analysis
Time of Monitoring: 31/10/2014 – 07/11/2014
Social Network
Analyzed:
Twitter
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Industry: Political Party
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Month / Year: 13th of November-14 Audience Analysis Yes
Geographical Area: Italy Growth Analysis Yes
Number of Competitors: 5 Posting Analysis Yes
Selection Criteria:
Industry Competitors with the
largest number of followers
Interaction Analysis Yes
Engagement Analysis Yes
4.
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SocialWin Twitter Standard
SOCIAL NETWORK METRICS / KPI's SOCIALWIN STANDARD*
VERY LOW LOW MEDIUM HIGH VERY HIGH
TWITTER Nº FOLLOWERS < 0 - < 500 < 0,5K - < 5K < 5K - < 25K < 25K - < 0,1M > 0,1 M
Twitter
Analysis
Twitter, was born in 2006, as a microblogging platform and positioned itself in few years like the most popular media
for news spreading in the world. Its simplicity and the 140 characters limitation hugely speeded up the utilization of this
media, converting it into the favorite communication tool for professionals, businesses and fans.
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average is of 165 mil tweets/minute. These datas make Twitter the second most important social network of the world.
Below we highlight some of the main advantage to be present in this social network:
• To realize special offers, competitions, and launch news goods.
• To offer a personalized service of Customer Care.
• To improve your own supply of goods and services.
• To strengthen the relationships with customers.
• To create an strengthen brand evangelists.
• To know better your audience.
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Audience Analysis
The Audience indicates the amount of followers of a community. For Facebook it’s the number of fans, on Twitter it’s the
number of followers and on YouTube it’s the number of subscribers. This metric provides the community’s audience size,
it shows how many users can be potentially reached.
Audience Ranking on Twitter
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Growth Analysis
Growth is an indicator that provides the speed of our community’s audience change and reflects the number of followers
gained or lost within a period of time. It is calculated based on the variation of the audience in a given period of time. The
growth value can be positive, if the community increases the number of followers or negative in the case the community
loses audience.
Growth Ranking on Twitter
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Posting Analysis (Content)
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efforts of the community management team, counting the number of published posts, sent tweets or uploaded videos in
the past day, week or month. We count the content posted by the community management team and, if the page allows
so, the content posted by other users in the timeline (in case we’re measuring Facebook).
Posting Ranking on Twitter
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Interaction Analysis
Interaction shows the total volume of interaction that has been generated in a given period of time. On Facebook, it
counts Likes, Comments and Shared content. On Twitter, it counts Retweets, Mentions and Favorited items. On Youtube it
counts number of Likes, Dislikes and Comments.
Interaction Ranking on Twitter
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Engagement Analysis
The Engagement is one of the main KPIs in social media and the value represents the level of loyalty or commitment of
the fans towards the brand’s fan page. The engagement score reflects the level of success of our content strategies and
our channel management activities. The algorithm used to calculate the engagement value considers the different types
of interaction in a period of time and assigns a score to each one. It then compares it to the audience of each community
and the result is a score from 0 to 100.
Engagement Ranking on Twitter