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Social Media ROI: Review of Oktopost's Social Campaign Tool

Social Media ROI: Review of Oktopost's Social Campaign Tool | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Are you looking for a social media analytics tool that can link social media marketing to sales conversions? Here is my review of Oktopost - which does that.


How do you prove the ROI of your social media efforts? For most people, social ROI is proved by measuring likes, follows, tweets, retweets and clicks because they don’t think they can link social media activity to sales. And truth be told, for most of the inexpensive social media management platform options available click/follow/tweet tracking is all that is offered. But that is changing.


Recently I began testing a new option, Oktopost. Oktopost is a cost effecient, social media management, tracking and reporting platform that tracks clicks, and more importantly conversions, down to the individual Facebook, LinkedIn or G+ post and tweet level. It is this ability to track conversion at the individual post level that I’ve found most helpful as it finally provides a tool to report true social media ROI....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Useful case study of powerful social ROI tool. This post has an extensive review of Oktopost.

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A surprising insight on social media measurement: Activity does matter - Schaefer Marketing {grow}

A surprising insight on social media measurement: Activity does matter - Schaefer Marketing {grow} | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Simple metrics like "followers" and "likes" are usually dismissed by the gurus but actually play an important part in your company's progress...


.Most social media “gurus” will be quick to point out that activity-based metrics such as number of posts, followers, or re-tweets are meaningless because they don’t measure real business value. I’m going to take a contrarian viewpoint today and explain that in the real world, these simple measurements are not only useful, they may be critical.


A few years ago, I was working as a consultant on a new marketing initiative for an extremely conservative, slow-moving company.  As we were getting to know each other, I asked the people around the table “If we gathered here a year from now and you told me that our initiative had been wildly successful, what would have been achieved?”


One of the veterans of the team spoke up: “I would like to see that something … anything … actually HAPPENED!”...

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I really liked Mark Schaefer's practical point of view on social media measurement. It's a good read.

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