While a new, important metric seems to be popular every week, specifics that should be tract will vary by industry, individual brand, and even campaigns. As you build your approach to social media analytics, it’s important to understand the basic metrics that every brand should keep an eye on.
Social Media Trends to Expect as We Move Towards 2020
Social Media Myths and Misconceptions
Marketing Tips for Real Estate Agents
Interesting Digital/Marketing Facts
Dentists and Digital – Electronic Footprint or Bitemark?
By now, most people have had some exposure to the hunky dentist doing a dance challenge in the hallways of his practice. The video went viral almost immediately. (Here is a link, in case you missed it!) While this is an unusual example, building an online presence and interacting within digital communities can help dental professionals promote their practice, provide reliable information, and help patients feel less anxious about their trips to the dentist.
Social Media Tips for Realtors
In 2017, 81% of Americans had a social media profile. As such, it should be no surprise that modern consumers have the expectation that they can use social media platforms to communicate with everyone and anyone.
The Ultimate Word-of-Mouth: User Generated Content (UGC)
Definitions – UGC
· A term used to describe any form of content created by consumers or end-users.
· Any form of [visual media] that is created by users of an online system, made accessible via social media. (per Pixlee which has a visual focus of photos and videos)
Social Media Influencers
56% of consumers allow their purchasing decisions to be influenced by friends and peers according to research done by Twitter and Annalect. In a similar survey done by Collective Bias, it was found that 70% of millennials’ purchasing decisions are influenced by peer recommendations. The Collective Bias survey also found that 30% of consumers are influenced by non-celebrity bloggers versus 3% influenced by celebrity endorsements.
Statistics for Small Business Owners
The Internet has changed how we do business and how we assess our business efforts. Cisco predicts that global Internet traffic in 2020 will be 95 times the volume seen in 2005. Which metrics we track and how we extrapolate meaning from them can have a deep impact on the growth and success of any business. In a world full of data, sometimes a list of seemingly random statistics can help focus our minds as we seek to understand the health of our organization.