It can be overwhelming to maintain track of all of your brand’s social media profiles because trends and attitudes change quickly on social media. It can even feel like setting up a tent in a cyclone when things get really heated up.
Therefore, brands must periodically pause and take a snapshot of their social environment to use as a benchmark moving ahead.
A social media audit does just that; it ties up all the loose ends in your social media so you can see where you stand as a whole.
Here, we’ll go over the social media auditing process with an emphasis on:
What social media auditing is; How brands benefit from social media auditing; Which channels brands must audit, and why; and At What Point in the Process etc, just keep on reading.
It can be overwhelming to maintain track of all of your brand’s social media profiles because trends and attitudes change quickly on social media.
when things become very hot, it can resemble setting up a tent in a hurricane. When it comes to social media audits, there has been a discernible change in corporate demands that revolves around
recognizing, utilizing, and occasionally avoiding viral events.
Nearly every brand now has a customer base online, as it is an inevitable necessity to operate in light of the pandemic where internet became the way of the world.
Although this is an excellent beginning point, virality’s unpredictable nature lies at its core. And this holds true not simply for what causes things to go viral but also for the origin of that virality.
The platforms for businesses to “go viral” have evolved as quickly as the influencers promoting them and TikTok is a website that must be discussed in this aspect as of this writing.
TikTok was the sixth most popular channel as of 2022, with over one billion subscribers and an increasing user base.
only a few years ago, it was practically unheard of. It has become extremely popular as a result of the pandemic, and it is obvious that monitoring this channel will be crucial in the years to come.
Participates your company in TikTok? Regardless of whether you participate in the discourse there, you should do so since just because you aren’t doesn’t mean that others aren’t talking about you. Additionally, you might be passing on huge viral opportunity.
A social media audit measures indicators that are significant to your brand across social media channels. These are gathered in one location to provide a thorough timeline of the social media performance of your brand.
The justification is really straightforward. You can quickly see from your audit where things are going well and where more work needs to be done. You may identify areas for development and use the results of social media audits to direct your future efforts.
It pays off to keep a dossier on hand with all of your relevant platforms’ social media stats. Don’t forget that you are measuring now for future reference.
You can monitor growth and engagement by monitoring even the most basic indicators across channels.
Here are a few statistics from Burger King’s Twitter account from November along with the most popular post as measured by engagement:
Whatever the goals of your business, conducting a thorough social media audit with the right tools can enable you to focus and proceed with clarity.
According to Frederikke Haider, a CMI specialist with L’Oréal Nordics, we currently use NetBase Quid® for social listening, and it’s unquestionably assisting our business’ growth.
We keep an eye on the subjects that our clients discuss as well as the participants, settings, and communication styles.
Every successful brand’s top goal right now is their internet presence because they recognize how powerful the consumer voice and related influencers are.
Any strategy must be able to anticipate these dialogues and honestly engage in them in ways that are beneficial to the company. To know more, check out the full guide!
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