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How do you measure the impact of your social media campaign?
Social media measurement is something that I think should be undertaken with a sense of perspective, by standing back and looking at the big picture. A widescreen approach to social media measurement ultimately looks at the things that really matter: sales, profits, customer satisfaction and loyalty.
USING SOCIAL MEDIA IS JUST not optional anymore for many marketing, communications, PR, and web professionals working at colleges and universities.
Net Promoter Score has served the industry very well as the standard in satisfaction intention, and can now be enhanced by adding explicit customer satisfaction data, influence and customer reviews already on the web.
You know the world’s turning upside down when a four year-old blog run from Scotland is more influential than one of America’s oldest and most trusted news networks. That’s apparently the case though, on Twitter at least. A study by The Web Ecology Project in America has looked at how influence works on Twitter.
To get a better understanding of what constitutes best practice in social media measurement and evaluation, we thought the simplest thing to do was to “eat our own dog food” and use our own social media measurement tools to determine who had influence on the topic of “social media measurement” and then look in detail at what they had to say.