How are brands measuring social media success?

Feb 14, 2014 | Social media

The rush for social media engagement metrics, such as ‘likes’, ‘follows’, ‘retweets’ or Google ‘+1s’ has resulted in confusion over how much this social interaction is actually worth to a brand. This infographic, from Google’s Wildfire, looks at how large companies are measuring their social media success. Key findings: • 42% of brands say the […]

The rush for social media engagement metrics, such as ‘likes’, ‘follows’, ‘retweets’ or Google ‘+1s’ has resulted in confusion over how much this social interaction is actually worth to a brand. This infographic, from Google’s Wildfire, looks at how large companies are measuring their social media success.


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Key findings:
• 42% of brands say the #1 impact of social is increased engagement (24/7 customer interaction is a distant second at 12%).
• 90% of brands agree that it’s crucial to integrate social into their other digital media initiatives.
• 57% of companies say content shares are the most important social metric, but conversion impact is closing the gap at 54%.
Source: Wildfire

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