Category Archives: Social Media Engagement

What’s the Real Cost of a ‘Like’ on Social Media?

Spencer X. Smith — May 26, 2017 Follow @spencerXsays— May 26, 2017 Now that it’s possible to buy ‘likes’ by investing in paid reach on social media, some brands have almost completely abandoned their organic social media efforts. They’re focusing on optimizing their ads and targeting the right demographics, and they’re obsessed with the ROI … Continue reading What’s the Real Cost of a ‘Like’ on Social Media? →

13 Easy Ways to Boost Social Media Engagement

Rebekah Mori — April 26, 2017 — April 26, 2017 Social media engagement is essential to meeting your online presence goals. Developing an interactive online community spreads brand awareness, strengthens customer loyalty, and increases your consumer following. Once you are clear on your social media goals, you can select tactics that drive interaction to your … Continue reading 13 Easy Ways to Boost Social Media Engagement →

The ROI for CEOs on Social Media — The Benefits to Revenue, Visibility and Engagement for Leaders Who Embrace Social Media

Denise Graziano — March 31, 2017 Follow @GrazianoAssoc— March 31, 2017 If you’re like 61% of Fortune 500 CEOs, you are probably not on social media. (CEO.com) Common reasons range from perceiving the risk as too great, to not seeing the value in it, to not knowing how to participate effectively. But in today’s economy … Continue reading The ROI for CEOs on Social Media — The Benefits to Revenue, Visibility and Engagement for Leaders Who Embrace Social Media →

Does Engagement Still Matter as a Social Media Metric?

William Comcowich — February 15, 2017 Follow @GleanTeam— February 15, 2017 PR and digital marketers frequently consider engagement a key social media metric. Yet some believe online engagement is faltering. Fewer brands engage with followers, they assert. Very few companies, typically larger brands, dedicate the staff for extensive engagement. Wendy’s tweets are an exception. Even … Continue reading Does Engagement Still Matter as a Social Media Metric? →