Tuesday, April 27, 2021

Social media metrics

I think that it’s interesting how exhaustive social media metrics can be. When I think of analyzing a video or Tweet, I generally just think of checking how many views it received or how many times it was shared; it usually doesn’t occur to me to check the site for repeated visits. Granted, part of this is probably because I’m not very familiar with site metrics beyond the very basics--which, in hindsight, is probably because I’m only scratching the surface of what can be done (and because I’m not privy to a lot of the information a site might have. But mostly the first one). Using social media metrics is probably a good way to determine what users like and dislike and how they interact with certain products and features; for example, a site that sells shoes might have the ability to view how many people bought a specific piece of footwear, which might determine how the company will proceed in future endeavors.

1 comment:

  1. It's mind boggling to think of how dep metrics go. Everything gets analyzed for business purposes. Online companies can definitely tell how many times people have seen or bought an item. Just think of those "frequently bought together" sections on websites.

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