Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

Marketing Measurement and the Mississippi River

26th July 2010 by Tim Wilson No Comments

At least once a week in my role at Resource Interactive, I get asked some flavor of this basic question: “How do I measure the impact of my digital/social media investment?” It’s a fair question, but the answer (or, in some cases, the impetus for the question) is complicated and, often, is related to the [...]

Hubspot: 2010 Facebook Page Marketing Guide

29th June 2010 by Tim Wilson 1 Comment

Hubspot released a new ebook a couple of weeks ago, compiled and edited by the Who’s Blogging What folk, with yours truly contributing the Facebook measurement chapter. It’s behind a registration page, but it’s a good 30-page read. Topics covered include: Creating a Facebook Page Examples of Effective Pages Six Ways to Get Found on [...]

Monish Datta Learns All about Facebook Measurement

3rd June 2010 by Tim Wilson 2 Comments

Columbus Web Analytics Wednesday was last week — sponsored by Omniture, an Adobe company, and the topic wound up being “Facebook Measurement” (deck at the end of this post). For some reason, Monish Datta cropped up — prominently — in half of the pictures I took while floating around the room. In my never-ending quest [...]

Digital Measurement and the Frustration Gap

9th April 2010 by Tim Wilson 1 Comment

Earlier this week, I attended the Digital Media Measurement and Pricing Summit put on by The Strategy Institute and walked away with some real clarity about some realities of online marketing measurement. The conference, which was relatively small (less than 100 attendees) had a top-notch line-up, with presenters and panelists representing senior leadership at first-rate [...]

Web Analytics Tracking on a Facebook Page

1st March 2010 by Tim Wilson 5 Comments

I’ve been on a quest now for several months to crack the code of how to get web analytics tracking on a Facebook fan page. My (and our clients’) desire to do so shines an interesting light on the way that social media has blurred the concept of a “web site.” Back in the day, [...]

Facebook Measurement: Impressions from Status Updates

27th January 2010 by Tim Wilson 5 Comments

In my last post, one of the challenges I described was that it was impossible to get a good read on the number of impressions a brand was garnering from their fan page status updates — a status update on a fan page appears in the live feeds of the page’s fan…assuming the fan hasn’t [...]

The Fun of Facebook Measurement

11th January 2010 by Tim Wilson 12 Comments

If you are a marketer, Facebook is important — the number of active users of the site exceeds the population of the United States, and it’s growth is going to do nothing but increase. Check out the Facebook statistics page for a slew of numbers that are all…big. Because of the growth of Facebook as [...]

Zuckerberg/Lacy — a Technical (Data) Twitter Analysis

28th March 2008 by Tim Wilson 3 Comments

At the top list of blogs I follow is Jeremiah Owyang’s Web Strategist blog. He posts frequently, with depth, and with insight. However, I was in the midst of a hectic week in Austin when he posted his Analysis of the Zuckerberg Lacy Interview, and, frankly, while the title persisted in a couple of places [...]