Here at Dream Random clients are always searching for ways to measure their social media reach, and sometimes it has been known techy always through jargon…. Yes I know you’ve been there haven’t you well I have conducted a list of metrics I thought might help!!

 

Klout Report Metrics

  1. Klout Score: The Klout Score is a single number that represents the aggregation of multiple pieces of data about your social media activity.
  1. True Reach: Influencer’s Klout Score (The size of a person’s “engaged audience” of followers and friends who actively listen and react to his or her online messages).
  1. Klout Network: The influence level of the people in your Klout True Reach.
  1. Amplification: The likelihood that one’s message will generate actions (retweets, @messages, likes and comments).

 

Instagram Account Reports

  1. Likes: Similar to Facebook, users on Instagram can “like” a photo to express interest.
  1. Total Engagement: The total number of likes and comments on a posted photo.
  1. Filters: The filter with the highest engagement per photo.
  1. Best Time for Engagement: The time of day with the highest comment frequency during the report time period.

 

YouTube Channel Metrics

  1. Total Uploads: The total amount of uploads of the channel for the channel’s history.
  1. New Video Views: The total number of video views during the report time period (across all videos in this report).
  1. Subscribers: The total subscribers for this channel (based on the last day of your report period).
  1. Average Views per Video: Total views/Total videos.
  1. Total Engagement: Total number of favourites, comments and ratings during the report time period.
  1. Total Ratings: Total ratings the videos have received in the report time period. Ratings count includes both “thumbs up” and “thumbs down” count.
  1. Total Engagement: The total number of favourites, comments and ratings during the report time period.

 

Twitter Account Metrics

  1. Followers: Users who have subscribed to your Twitter updates and will see your Tweets show up in their news stream.
  1. Tweets: Any message you send out to your followers.
  1. Mentions: Mentions are defined by the @handle being in the body of a user tweet, but not necessarily at the beginning of the tweet.
  1. Replies: Replies are mentions that start with the @handle of a specific user you’re engaging.
  1. Retweets: A retweet is when a user shares a tweet of another user with their followers. Twitter enables this action with their “retweet” button.
  1. Potential Impressions: The total number of times a tweet from you’re account or a tweet mentioning your account will appear in someone’s Twitter feed during the report period (does not imply that a user viewed his or her Twitter feed during that time).
  1. Potential Reach: The sum of all the followers of all “Unique People.”
  1. Engagement per Tweet: The total number of replies and retweets to one of your tweets.
  1. Total Engagement: The number of times your Twitter account was mentioned during the report period.