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Social media provides a 3:1 return on investment, claims IAB study | Marketing Magazine

Social media provides a 3:1 return on investment, claims IAB study | Marketing Magazine | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

For every £1 spent in social media, a potential value of £3.34 can be generated, according to a study by the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) into FMCG brands including Heinz, Kettle and Twinings.


Research found four out of five consumers would be more inclined to buy a brand more often in the future after being exposed to its social media presence, while 83% of consumers exposed to social media said they would trial a brand’s product.


The study of the social media activity of Heinz, Kettle and Twinings over an eight-week period found there was a 22%, 17% and 19% uplift in sentiment respectively when a consumer was exposed to the brands’ social media presence....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

More research (UK) that validates the impact of social media on marketing and branding.

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Measuring the Impact of Your Content Marketing Strategy: The Pyramid Approach

Measuring the Impact of Your Content Marketing Strategy: The Pyramid Approach | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

... Sales lift, impact, and retention are just a few of the key measurements for any return-on-objective (ROO) program. (Note: I like to use ROO instead of ROI [return on investment] because it focuses content marketers on the real objectives.)


Sometimes ROO can be determined with one metric, while other times four or five are needed to show an impact on your organization’s business goals.ROO measurements come in all shapes and sizes, and usually include multiple items to give you the complete answer to your question. The important aspect to remember is you aren’t measuring just for the sake of measurement.


The tools and tactics below are used to directly determine what a project’s objectives should be. If you keep that in mind, you’ll get your ROO. Here are a few measurement initiatives to get you started...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Joe Pulizzi shows how to measure what matters. Great tips!

Lea Woodward's curator insight, June 22, 2013 3:14 PM

Interesting approach to measurement that provides a useful framework. Like the focus on ROO (return on ibjective) vs. the more typical ROI.