2. Objectives
1) An introduction to SocialBro
2) Getting started with SocialBro
3) Exploring and browsing your community
4) Managing your community
5) Analysing your community
6) Analysing your competitors/sources
7) Questions and what next?
5. What is SocialBro?
• SocialBro is an advanced tool for managing and growing your
Twitter community
• The ‘community’ is made up of your followers and your friends
(those people you follow)
• It allows you to analyse your community, clean it up
• It has some useful reporting features
• You can analyse Twitter accounts of competitors and other
sources
• You can use it to build, import and export lists
• Clients include: Google, Coca-Cola, McDonalds, HP, Paramount
and more
• Free version, but paid plan too
7. Getting started with SocialBro
• Visit www.socialbro.com
• Click to download as a Chrome app (recommended as faster)
• Or click to download as an Adobe Air version for your desktop
• First time use – complete the form
• Sign in with a Twitter account
• Synchronization – this is key to SocialBro as keeps the data fresh.
Tip: Synchronize every time you use it!
• Adding additional Twitter accounts – you can add as many as you
like, but you need to authorise them
9. Exploring and browsing your community
• The Dashboard – there are several key sections, that can be
moved around:
* Global stats
* Tools
* Influence stats – from PeerIndex
* Friends & Followers
* Tag clouds
• Exploring your account – use the drop-down menu to select the
various widgets
10. Exploring and browsing your community
• Searches and filters – you can use the top search bar for a quick
search or use the Filters and Advanced search boxes to drill down
further.
• Advanced syntax – use operators in the top search box, such as…
+ means “OR” bio:
- means “NOT” location:
“exact phrase” name:
language i.e. en timezone:
12. Common actions of Twitter & SocialBro
• Follow, unfollow, block
• Reply and DM
• Add to lists
• Find relevant information
about your community
13. Managing lists
Two options for managing lists:
3)Use the search (and filter) function to find the relevant people.
Select the people you want, then click to add them to a list
Tip: Use “add all to list” for multiple user adding
2) Use ‘Sources’ – add your own lists, public lists or lists from our
other accounts
14. Find new people
Two options to do this:
2)Use the left-hand navigation and select ‘Search All Twitter’
3)‘Add New Source’ – source type is Twitter Search
For both of these you can then use Filters or Advances search to
streamline the results.
You can access this functionality using either of these tool icons too:
16. Stats
To view the stats for an account, click on ‘Insights’ in the tools icon.
Then you can filter by:
•Community
•Followers
•Friends
•Followers not reciprocated
•Friends who don’t follow you back
•Reciprocal followers
The stats can be exported to a PDF
17. Stats
The 12 types of insights available are:
•Languages
•Time zones
•Custom or default avatar
•Profiles with Web URLs
•Profile privacy
•Verified Users
•Users by location – Google map mashup
•Users by number of followers
•Users by number of friends
•Users by ratio followers/friends
•Users by time since last tweet
•Users by tweets per day
18. Best time to tweet
This report is available for logged in accounts only.
Access it from the dashboard icon – click and you’ll get an email
when the report is ready.
Stats in the report are:
•When the followers are online
•Followers online per hour
•Followers online per day of the week
•Potential reach per hour/day
•When do you receive more RTs and mentions
•Mentions & RTs per hour/day (last 7 days)
•Reach by hour per day
•Tag clouds – followers keywords, followers link topics, resonant @topics
20. Sources
Four types of source:
• Twitter account (restricted to no more than 5K followers)
• List
• Txt File
• Twitter search
To add one simply click on the ‘Sources Menu’, then ‘Add new
source’.
22. Real-time analytics
Monitor up to 100 active users every 10 seconds – from your
Timeline, your Twitter list, other Twitter list and search (really handy
for who is talking about XXX right now).
Stats on display:
•Active users & total followers
•Active users – individual accounts
•Active users per second
•Top languages
•Top apps & clients
24. Questions and what next?
• www.socialbro.com
• User guide (inc videos) plus more tips userguide.socialbro.com
• @socialbro
• Give any feedback/bugs via their ‘Support’ service
Hinweis der Redaktion
Objectives – Broadly – You will be better able to conduct your own SEO…
Organic search is very much in control of the search engine results pages (SERPS) and will likely be that way for some time to come. New avenues of traffic generation, such as Facebook Advertising, fan pages, Twitter, social media in general, mobile marketing etc. all have some value – but traffic from organic search is still the most cost effective traffic solution (best ROI). Heat Map study of user behaviour (carried out by SEOBook): Google paid ads along with banner ads are largely ignored with top PPC ads getting only 2-3% of the total clicks from the SERPs. Top organic results *can* get as much as 40-45% CTR. Even at #10 its possible to get as much as 4% - still better than PPC. People are increasingly ad-savvy. Also – there is a progressive shift toward more review based, social referral type sources for finding what is being sought. Also – what you do to rank organically has some permanence – whereas paid advertising (PPC) means you have to pay again tomorrow…
Also – Go to Google webmaster tools > diagnostics > fetch as Googlebot
Also – Go to Google webmaster tools > diagnostics > fetch as Googlebot
* Google Florida Update - 2003. Directed to keyword spamming in tags. * Google Vincent Update - 2009. Giving a push to big (hence trustworthy) players. * Google May DayUpdate - spring 2010. Ranking of the deep buried long tail keyword pages will depend more of site's general importance. * Google Caffeine Update – Indexation update (not ranking). Intended to speed up indexation to ensure that hot new stories / content indexed more quickly. * Google Panda Updates - spring 2011. Panda update and Farmer update and Content Farm update are synonyms. Buzzwords here are unique content, social media support and user experience.
* Google Florida Update - 2003. Directed to keyword spamming in tags. * Google Vincent Update - 2009. Giving a push to big (hence trustworthy) players. * Google May DayUpdate - spring 2010. Ranking of the deep buried long tail keyword pages will depend more of site's general importance. * Google Caffeine Update – Indexation update (not ranking). Intended to speed up indexation to ensure that hot new stories / content indexed more quickly. * Google Panda Updates - spring 2011. Panda update and Farmer update and Content Farm update are synonyms. Buzzwords here are unique content, social media support and user experience.
* Google Florida Update - 2003. Directed to keyword spamming in tags. * Google Vincent Update - 2009. Giving a push to big (hence trustworthy) players. * Google May DayUpdate - spring 2010. Ranking of the deep buried long tail keyword pages will depend more of site's general importance. * Google Caffeine Update – Indexation update (not ranking). Intended to speed up indexation to ensure that hot new stories / content indexed more quickly. * Google Panda Updates - spring 2011. Panda update and Farmer update and Content Farm update are synonyms. Buzzwords here are unique content, social media support and user experience.