Does Your Company Do a Good Job on Facebook?
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“How good is my Facebook page”? Many companies have a Facebook presence these days but most have trouble evaluating if their presence is good or not. How can you tell?
Because social media benefits include vague concepts like brand awareness and brand loyalty, figuring out the social media ROI can be tough. Yes, your company can certainly run a social media special and track sales with a special social media code for instance; however, increase in sales is only a fracture of the social media ROI.
How do you then recognize that your company has a good Facebook presence?
· Check your Facebook page’s Edgerank!
Facebook Feed works on the basis of an algorithm that decides whether your Facebook fans see your Facebook update or not. Yes, you read it right. Not all your Facebook fans can see your firm’s Facebook post, even if they are all logged in the day you post it! The better the job your company is doing on Facebook, the better its Edgerank. The Edgerank will also reveal which days your posts are more and less likely to be seen by the users and which days your page tends to get most Facebook fans. To increase your Edgerank and thus the chance to get your post seen, create the posts that encourage the interaction (questions, invites to like the post, pictures and videos).
· Pay attention to Facebook Insights
Admins of the Facebook pages have access to Facebook Insights. Go to your Facebook page (make sure you are an admin), and click on “View insights” on right-hand side of your Facebook page. You will see a whole lot of analytics data about who your fans are and how they interact with your page. First look at the graphs, as it is easy to find out from them how you are doing at the present moment comparing to the past. Upside downs are normal in most cases except for the total likes! Facebook analytics also provide you with a great insight about whether or not you are reaching your target market. Without a doubt, your company needs to have a monthly social media report and Facebook Insights should be a big part of it. We will look at Facebook Insights in a separate article, so be sure to sign for the e-newsletter to learn more about it.
· KPI extends beyond quantity
When clients’ ask us about how well they are doing on Facebook and what needs to be improved, we look beyond the quantity factor. Many people mistakenly believe that greater number of fans means better Facebook page or even better company. The quantity in social media world is definitely a powerful factor; however, quality is as important, which is something most firms fail to realize. There are Facebook pages with thousands of fans but low fan interaction, which simply means that the fans are not really interested in the brand.
Still having trouble figuring out if your company is on the right track with Facebook marketing? Let us take a look for free.
Posted on August 9, 2011, in Facebook, Marketing, Social Media and tagged business, digital marketing, e-marketing, Facebook, Facebook marketing, marketing, sm, small business, smallbiz, smm, social media, social media marketing, social networking. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.
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