This document discusses social media strategy and measurement for advocacy. It defines social media as internet applications that allow user-generated content creation and sharing using Web 2.0 technologies. Examples of popular social media sites in Indonesia are discussed, along with tips for using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs/websites for advocacy. It also provides an overview of tools for measuring engagement on social media platforms, such as Facebook Insights, TweetReach, and Google Analytics.
4. “a group of Internet-based applications that
build on the ideological multi faceted and
technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that
allow the creation and exchange of user-
generated content”
What is Social Media?
48. You share something on Twitter. People spread
the word. TweetReach tells you who’s talking
about it, how many people saw it, and who
those people are.
Free Version only give analysis for last 50 tweets
49. Exposure is the number of overall
Reach is the number of unique impressions generated by tweets
people who receieved tweets in this report – the total number
about your search query about of time tweets were delivered to
this time period timeline s. The graph breaks
down how namy Twitter account
received how many tweets about
your search query
50. Activity:
• Total number of tweets and unique contributors
• Time Period (in free version is time period for 50 tweets)
• Tweet type break down
51. Top Contributors: Most retweeted tweets:
• Highest exposure: contributor who • The top three most retweeted
generated the highest exposure tweets, including automatic
from direct impression retweets or manual retweets (RT
• Most retweeted: contributor who @username)
received most retweeted
• Most mentioned: contributor who
was mentioned the most times
52. Contributors: Tweets timeline:
Complet list of all contributors: Full list of all tweets in this report
- How many tweets they posted
- How many Retweets the received
- How many impression their tweet
generated
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56. • How many visitors of your blog/site?
• Where visitors came from?
• How long visitors are staying on your
blog/site?
• Which pages of your blog/sites visited most?
• If visitors came to your site from a search
engine, what keywords they search?
58. Visitors Overview
Time Period
(can be changed)
Daily Visitors
GOOGLE ANALYTICS
59. Visitors Statistic
Number of visits
Number of unduplicated visitors
Total number of pages viewed
Average number of pages viewed during a visit
Average time duration of a session
Percentage of single-page visits
Percentage of visits that were first-time
visits
GOOGLE ANALYTICS