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7 Multi-Platform Social Media Analytics Tools - RazorSocial | #TheMarketingTechAlert

7 Multi-Platform Social Media Analytics Tools - RazorSocial | #TheMarketingTechAlert | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Here are 7 Social media analytics tools for multiple platforms to help you analyze your social media presence.


Basic/ Summarized...


1. Simply Measured

Simply Measured provides a very comprehensive social media reporting platform that supports a broad range of social networks.

2. Rival IQ

Rival IQ is a platform for competitive intelligence.  You create one or more landscapes of competitors or clients and track their performance across both social media and the web.

3. Google analytics

Google Analytics is a very comprehensive web analytics tool that most of us are familiar with to some degree,  but it also provides some social media analytics that we quite often overlook and don’t spend enough time on!

4. Zuum

Zuum is a tool used for benchmarking performance against competitors,finding the most engaging content and identifying key influencers.

5.  Socialbakers

Socialbakers provide a suite of modules including analytics, social media management, ad analytics and monitoring.

6. Crowdbooster

Crowdbooster is an analytics tool for Facebook and Twitter.  It provides analytics with recommendations on how to make improvements including the timing of when you should send your updates.  It also provides the facility to share scheduled content across the platforms.

7. Quintly

Quintly provides analytics for Facebook, YouTube, Google+ and Twitter.  The information is laid out in customizable dashboards where you can add widgets for data or stats you want to monitor.  A list of standard widgets are provided.

 

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Love articles like this. The author has done considerable work not only delineating the recommended apps, but also describing each in great detail. Bookmark this.

Tim Fernback's curator insight, January 17, 2014 3:38 PM

Some social media analysis tools are profiled.  I will add these to the list of social media companies/products to follow in search of their corporate values.  Quintly is a new one that I have not heard about before, and it looks like a great dashboard for 4 major social networks (FB, YT, G+ and TW)

Ellie Schwartz's curator insight, September 12, 2015 9:20 AM

A quick summary of social media analytics tools which aggregate information across platforms. 

Heriberto Manriquez's curator insight, June 9, 2018 2:06 PM

Love articles like this. The author has done considerable work not only delineating the recommended apps, but also describing each in great detail! Top 7 tools!

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7 Multi-Platform Social Media Analytics Tools - RazorSocial | #TheMarketingTechAlert

7 Multi-Platform Social Media Analytics Tools - RazorSocial | #TheMarketingTechAlert | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Here are 7 Social media analytics tools for multiple platforms to help you analyze your social media presence.


Basic/ Summarized...


1. Simply Measured

Simply Measured provides a very comprehensive social media reporting platform that supports a broad range of social networks.

2. Rival IQ

Rival IQ is a platform for competitive intelligence.  You create one or more landscapes of competitors or clients and track their performance across both social media and the web.

3. Google analytics

Google Analytics is a very comprehensive web analytics tool that most of us are familiar with to some degree,  but it also provides some social media analytics that we quite often overlook and don’t spend enough time on!

4. Zuum

Zuum is a tool used for benchmarking performance against competitors,finding the most engaging content and identifying key influencers.

5.  Socialbakers

Socialbakers provide a suite of modules including analytics, social media management, ad analytics and monitoring.

6. Crowdbooster

Crowdbooster is an analytics tool for Facebook and Twitter.  It provides analytics with recommendations on how to make improvements including the timing of when you should send your updates.  It also provides the facility to share scheduled content across the platforms.

7. Quintly

Quintly provides analytics for Facebook, YouTube, Google+ and Twitter.  The information is laid out in customizable dashboards where you can add widgets for data or stats you want to monitor.  A list of standard widgets are provided.

 

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Tim Fernback's curator insight, January 17, 2014 3:38 PM

Some social media analysis tools are profiled.  I will add these to the list of social media companies/products to follow in search of their corporate values.  Quintly is a new one that I have not heard about before, and it looks like a great dashboard for 4 major social networks (FB, YT, G+ and TW)

Ellie Schwartz's curator insight, September 12, 2015 9:20 AM

A quick summary of social media analytics tools which aggregate information across platforms. 

Heriberto Manriquez's curator insight, June 9, 2018 2:06 PM

Love articles like this. The author has done considerable work not only delineating the recommended apps, but also describing each in great detail! Top 7 tools!

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Benchmarking your digital marketing capability - Smart Insights | #TheMarketingAutomationAlert

Benchmarking your digital marketing capability - Smart Insights | #TheMarketingAutomationAlert | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

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Using a scoring of capabilities can help:

1 Audit current approaches to digital marketing to identify areas for improvement;

2 Benchmark against competitors who are in the same market sector;

3 Identify best practice from more advanced adopters;

4 Set targets and develop strategies and roadmaps for improving capabilities through time;

5 Communicate the current situation to budget holders and highlight investment priorities in for different activities.

 

This need for well-managed processes is still the case, particularly with ongoing developments in the technology for delivering customer experiences across mobile and desktop and the need to integrate content and social media from multiple sources. Given that digital marketing is “Always-on”, it makes sense to benchmark the overall capability of digital marketing using a simple scoring system.

 

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Fascinating how the author adopted software development benchmarking and applied it to digital marketing, based on the Carnegie Mellon Capability Maturity model (CMM).


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Link Building 101: Competitor Analysis - Search Engine Watch | #TheMarketingAutomationAlert

Link Building 101: Competitor Analysis - Search Engine Watch  | #TheMarketingAutomationAlert | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Competitor backlink analysis is great – you get the initial research into the industry done, it helps you understand the competition, and it gives you a tidy list of high opportunity links.


Key excerpt...


To recap the advice for these steps:

- Don't phone-in the list of competitors. Spend time doing research and investigation, giving yourself a well thought out and understood list of potential competitors.

- Information you should be examining in a backlink analysis:

  --> Total number of links

  --> Number of unique linking domains

  --> Anchor Text usage and variance

  --> Fresh/incoming links

  --> Recently lost links

  --> Page Performance (via top pages)

  --> Link quality (via manual examination)

- Additionally, think creatively while looking through competitors' backlinks. Think about:

  --> Which resources/pages performed well

  --> Which resources/pages performed poorly

  --> Commonalities in competitor's link profiles

  --> Differences in competitor's link profiles

  --> Strategies likely used to acquire links

 

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Another basic but very useful article for your consumption. The article has far more detail, but I wanted to give you the key points.

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How to Research Your Competitors' Social Media Strategy - Unbounce | #TheMarketingAutomationAlert

How to Research Your Competitors' Social Media Strategy - Unbounce | #TheMarketingAutomationAlert | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Learn how you can develop an in-depth competitive analysis using Facebook & Twitter to generate ideas & inspiration.


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The Initial Steps to researching your competitors

Once you’ve determined who your competitors are, it’s time to get a brief overview of their social media strategy. This can be done in three quick and easy steps.

Step 1: Where are your competitors “hanging out”?

Step 2: Should you be “hanging out” with them?

Step 3: How are your competitors presenting themselves?

 

Competitive Research on Twitter:

According to Top Rank Marketing, 50% of Twitter users are more likely to purchase from brands they follow. If that’s not reason enough to start getting your Twitter act together, I’m not sure what is! However, with the 140 character limitation and the “noise” that is often associated with Twitter, being successful on this channel can be very challenging. Competitive research is the secret weapon in your back pocket.

Step 1: Scope out their followers

Step 2: Do a Twitter search to find out what people are saying

Step 3: How engaging are they? Just like we did for Facebook, our final step is to scope out what your competitors are doing to promote engagement on Twitter. Because of how easy it is to communicate and interact on Twitter, your main focus should be on the exchange of conversation between your competitor and their followers.

Marteq's insight:

There's so much competitive information on social media that it's almost an embarassment of riches. The issue, of course, is time. There are social monitoring tools available, and the approach above is simple to follow.


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Paul Battaglia's curator insight, August 16, 2013 1:22 AM

Knowing your bigger competitors can you give you insights on how to better use Social Media to engage your audience.

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Competitor Research In An Inbound Marketing World - SEOmoz

Competitor Research In An Inbound Marketing World - SEOmoz | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

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I want to talk about the changing landscape of competitor analysis as more and more people make the shift from just SEO to inbound marketing. Since inbound marketing includes a lot more than SEO, if we want to be effective inbound/online marketing consultants, we need to not only have proficiency or knowledge of the different roles of an inbound marketer, but when we get into actionable recommendations for our clients or our company we need to know how to analyze what our competitors are doing across the whole marketing space, both to identify deficiencies in their strategy that you can exploit as well as to see what they are doing that you should also adopt for your company.


Areas of inbound competitive analysis covered, beyond SEO:

  1. email marketing
  2. content production
  3. social amplification


Marteq's insight:

Very helpful post on competitive analysis pertaining to inbound marketing, and includes templates and links to assist in the process. Click through for the details.


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Website competitive analysis and review: a guide for marketers - Econsultancy

Website competitive analysis and review: a guide for marketers - Econsultancy | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
Website competitive analysis is important, but it’s often done for the wrong reasons. In my opinion, there’s nothing better than measuring your progress against your own performance, plans or targets.


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What tools can you use for website competitive analysis?

  • Search Metrics This tool allows you to see which keywords a competitor may be ranking for.
  • Alexa. This tool provides estimations of traffic. However, take what you see with a handful of salt (yes a handful, not a pinch), the figures aren’t always accurate (mostly due to how the data is collected). However, you can use this to see relative performance against your own site. I recommend looking at the traffic ranking and the keywords information Alexa provides.
  • PR Checker. I almost always include page rank in my competitive reviews. It’s a straightforward and easily understood measure. It’s also a pretty good reflection of potential website reach.
  • Majestic SEO. This tool is great for seeing a sites link portfolio. I recommend recording the number of inbound links and the number of domains these links come from.
  • Hubspot marketing grader. This tool is fantastic for gaining insights into a number of marketing elements that come together to make a successful site.
  • Google page speed insights. This tool allows you to see how fast a site loads. Load speed is a good indication of how easy the site is to access. Site speed is also a ranking factor used by Google. 
Marteq's insight:

This is a great, hands-on guide that provides practical guidance on HOW to conduct a web site competitive analysis, covering the 5Ws. The author made it very easy for you: just fill in the blanks (almost)!


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