Week 6: Facebook Reach and Engagement
The post reach metric on Facebook is how many unique visitors saw a post from a page, in a newsfeed or shared by a "friend." This is a good indicator of how well and often the post is being presented to audiences, targeted through advertising or organic marketing.
Post engagement is a metric that determines how many visitors interacted with the post after they have reached your page. The engagement could be "liking", participating in the call to action event, commenting or sharing the post with others.
The differences of these insights are important to prioritize how marketing resources (time and money) will be utilized. Analyzing these metrics will help determine what content is inviting the visitor to engage more and to increase frequent visits to the page and loyalty for a customer base. If a visitor just reached the page, but didn't interact, it could mean disinterest or a measure of a lack of commitment to purchase a product or establish a relationship with services offered. This is imperative to fine tune and ensure customer participation.
These insights are important for businesses to help build a brand and to grow brand recognition. These metrics offer information about visitors and the impression left with or without engagement. Also, looking into the break down of audiences could facilitate refining the target market and to create dialogue with customers and foster customer relations.
Post engagement is a metric that determines how many visitors interacted with the post after they have reached your page. The engagement could be "liking", participating in the call to action event, commenting or sharing the post with others.
The differences of these insights are important to prioritize how marketing resources (time and money) will be utilized. Analyzing these metrics will help determine what content is inviting the visitor to engage more and to increase frequent visits to the page and loyalty for a customer base. If a visitor just reached the page, but didn't interact, it could mean disinterest or a measure of a lack of commitment to purchase a product or establish a relationship with services offered. This is imperative to fine tune and ensure customer participation.
These insights are important for businesses to help build a brand and to grow brand recognition. These metrics offer information about visitors and the impression left with or without engagement. Also, looking into the break down of audiences could facilitate refining the target market and to create dialogue with customers and foster customer relations.
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