How do I measure social media ROI?
Measure social ROI by comparing cost against tracked outcomes — leads, sales — not likes. How to set it up.
Measure social ROI by comparing cost against tracked outcomes — leads, sales — not likes. How to set it up.
Key social KPIs: reach, engagement rate, follower growth, CTR, conversions. Pick the few that map to your goal.
The best time to post depends on your own audience, not a universal chart. How to find it from your analytics.
'Shadowbanning' is rarely confirmed by name, but reduced reach for rule-brushing or spammy content is real. What causes it.
Reach drops for many reasons — consistency, engagement, format shifts, or algorithm changes. How to diagnose it with analytics.
TikTok recommends by watch time, completion and early engagement, not follower count. Why new accounts can still reach far.
Instagram ranks by predicted interest using engagement, recency and relationships. What actually helps, and what to track.
A good engagement rate varies by platform, size and industry — compare to your own trend and similar accounts, not a universal number.
Engagement rate = interactions divided by followers or reach, times 100. Why it is fairer than raw likes, and how to track it.
Reach is unique viewers; impressions is total views including repeats. What each tells you about your content.
Engagement is interaction with your content — likes, comments, shares, saves. Why it matters more than follower counts.
A neutral directory does in public what professionals do privately — vet on evidence, show weak points, label paid placement. Why neutrality matters.
Answers to common questions about our tools and how to use them.