The document discusses social media measurement and metrics. It covers tying metrics to organizational goals, using keyword analysis tools like SEMRush and Google's Keyword Planner to understand traffic drivers, and diving into analytics from Google Analytics and Facebook Insights. The presentation also discusses visualizing metrics and showcases examples like a museum's open data dashboard. Resources like Metricly and Socialbrite's sharing center are provided for additional metrics tools.
7. ‘Data is better than gut’
Gather, analyze, act
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8. Set goals, map metrics
Goals Metrics to measure
Grow email list of supporters # newsletter, RSS subscribers
Increase comments on blog avg. # comments/post
Increase website visibility increase in traffic or linkback #s
Increase positive mentions of mentions in blogs & social
organization or cause networks
Have visitors stick around stick rate, bounce rate
Make our content more viral # of shares
Get people to take action # of petition signatures
Get people to attend event # of registrants, year over year
17. M E T R I C S A S D ATA V I S U A L I Z AT I O N
Data visualization
Transparency from the Indianapolis Museum of Art
http://dashboard.imamuseum.org/
18. M E T R I C S A S S H A R E A B L E D ATA
Map mashups with open data
Broadband speeds at schools & colleges in Miami
19. Other metrics tools
Metricly.com (metrics dashboard)
Crowdbooster.com (Twitter)
Klout.com (influence score)
Socialbrite roundup of Twitter tools