Gain Real Insights with a Social Analytics Program
Gain Real Insights with a Social Analytics Program
€69.98
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  • Social media is wildly popular with consumers and as a result, many businesses are starting to develop a presence on social media services like Facebook and Twitter. However, many businesses still struggle with understanding how to leverage consumer insights from these services to drive business decisions. They’re intimidated by the sheer volume of social data, and aren’t sure what to do about it.
  • Companies that do have an analytics program are often operating it on an ad-hoc basis rather than making an effort to integrate social insights with existing sourcing of consumer data. In doing this, they’re failing to make holistic decisions and missing out on valuable consumer and competitive insights.

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Critical Insight

  • Social analytics are indispensable in gaining real-time insights across marketing, sales, and customer service. SMBs can use social analytics to gain valuable consumer insights at a significantly lower expense than traditional forms of market research.
  • The greatest value from social analytics comes when organizations marry social data sources with other forms of customer information, such as point-of-sale data, customer surveys, focus groups, and psychographic profiles.
  • Social analytics must be integrated with your broader BI program for maximum effect. Consider creating a Customer Insights Center of Excellence (CICOE) to serve as a one-stop shop for both traditional and social customer analytics.
  • IT has an invaluable role to play in helping to govern and manage the analytics program. A best-of-breed Social Media Management Platform is the key enabling technology for conducting analytics, and IT must assist with selection, implementation and operation of this solution.
  • Internal social analytics is an emerging field that allows you to gauge the sentiment of your employees, while turbocharging ideation and feedback processes. Social networking analysis is particularly valuable for internal analysis.

Impact and Result

  • Understand the value of a social analytics program and the various departmental use cases – how social analytics improves decision making and boosts critical KPIs like revenue attainment and customer satisfaction.
  • Determine the different social metrics (such as sentiment and frequency analysis) your business should be tracking and how to turn metrics into deep consumer insights.
  • Follow a step-by-step guide for successfully executing a social analytics program across your organization.
  • Roll out an internal analytics program to gauge the sentiment of your employees, improve engagement, and understand informal influencer networks.

Gain Real Insights with a Social Analytics Program Research & Tools

Besides the small introduction, subscribers and consulting clients within this management domain have access to:

1. Determine the organization’s use cases

Decide which functional areas in the organization will benefit the most from using social data, and create use cases accordingly.

  • Storyboard: Gain Real Insights with a Social Analytics Program

2. Define and interpret metrics

Identify and evaluate key social analytics metrics and understand the importance of combining multiple metrics to get the most out of the analytics program.

  • Social Analytics Maturity Assessment

3. Execute the social analytics program

Leverage a cross-departmental Social Media Steering Committee and evaluate SMMPs and other social analytics tools.

  • Social Analytics Specialist
  • Social Analytics Business Plan

4. Leverage internal social analytics

Identify specific uses of internal social analytics: crowd-sourcing ideation, harvesting employee feedback, and rewarding internal brand advocates.

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