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Simple answers to complex questions about your Facebook Page & the News Feed. This hidden Facebook page feature is key to getting your content seen. By Steph Parker on Jul 24, 2012 By now, using Facebook Insights to gauge your page’s health is commonplace.

But, relying solely on how many fans your page has, and how many likes your posts get can only tell you so much. As a social media manager, you’re essentially in a relationship with your page. As a good mate, you have to know what your counterpart likes. You also have to know what they don’t like, and how you can turn those negatives into positives. It’s easier than it sounds, I promise. Uncovering Negative Feedback on Facebook Anyone familiar with Facebook Insights has probably exported data into spreadsheets before, at both a post level, and a page level.

In case you haven’t, go to the “Insights” section of your admin dashboard. From there, click “Export” and select “Post level data”, as well as the dates you’d like to analyze. Within the “Key Metrics” tab, you’ll see two things: Lifetime Negative Feedback Users, and Lifetime Negative Feedback from Users. Free Facebook Insights Analysis Tool. How to Analyze Facebook Insights to Improve Your Content Strategy [With Video!]

Your Facebook business page is a haven for well-crafted status updates, photos, and links -- it's the ultimate content-sharing platform.

But in order to understand which content you post is actually benefiting your business, you need to take the time to analyze your Facebook Insights (Facebook's proprietary business page analytics tool) to capitalize on what works and wave au revoir to what doesn't. Trouble is, if you’ve ever exported data from Facebook Insights, you understand the overwhelming nature of what you receive. With multiple sheets and columns of never-ending data points, it can be hard to know what you're looking at, let alone what the data means! Many of the data points are repetitive and/or provide no way to improve your marketing. This post will delve into exactly what you need to extract and analyze in order to learn how to improve your Facebook content strategy.

Let's get started! 1) Export With the Right Settings First, we need to export the data. 2B) The Meaty Data. How to Analyze Facebook Insights to Improve Your Content Strategy [With Video!] Google Analytics : 5 tableaux de bord optimisés à installer. Social Media Manager. 6 outils pour se passer de Facebook Insights : Quintly : déjà plus de 25 000 utilisateurs. Anciennement connu sous le nom d'AllFacebook Stats, Quintly est une solution allemande utilisée actuellement par plus de 25 000 utilisateurs.

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How do these groups relate to each other? Where in the world are your friends? Where do your friends live? Your network's global reach Who lives farthest from you? Analyze your Facebook page. Track And Benchmark Your Facebook Pages And Twitter Profiles. Tigerlily, Stand out on the social web. Facebook Page Apps, Statistics, Management and CRM - agorapulse. About Page Karma. Today, Facebook has over 4,600,000, 25,000,000 and 57,000,000 active users respectively in Belgium, France and Brazil.

Each day, 66% of them connect to Facebook. Many brands believe in Facebook’s ability to grow brand awareness and increase customer dialogue, in conjunction with other marketing efforts. When owning a Facebook page, a brand quickly faces two challenges: Growing the fan base, in other words, defining and/or redefining a size objective;Engaging the fan base, namely getting maximal visibility for the content – posts – and an active engagement of the audience through actions such as likes, comments, and shares. Till now, no tool can precisely measure the dynamic of Facebook pages and, more generally, of Facebook users.

Today, the real challenge for a brand consists in the interaction with its fans, measured by the engagement score. Available in Belgium, France and Brazil, Benchmarks is the first Page Karma’s tool.