Real-Time Post Analytics

Instantaneous tracking, measurement, and reporting make up what is known as 'Real-Time Post Analytics. ' This refers to how well (or poorly) a social media post performs immediately after it is published and in the up-to-the-moment business a user has with an immediate audience across various platforms. A user will, in some method, keep an eye on the vital pieces of the 'performance matrix equation,' which includes Post Likes (or franchise member 'thumbs-ups'), Post 'Comments' (or audience member conversation), Post 'Shares' (or audience member shouting at somebody else in a room next to them saying, 'Hey, look at what I found!

'), Post 'Impressions' (how many eyeballs saw the thing — anywhere from 0. 5 of a human eye to 4. 0 human eyeballs, as seen in a recent lab study), and Post 'Reach' (exactly how far into the audience — and even into somebody else's audience — the post got).

Add in monitoring the opportunities for 'Engagement' (any avenue the human audience might take to interact with a Post: Like, Share, Comment, with potential for Loud Speaking, or some way of grabbing another human's attention) while keeping an eye on 'Event-Driven' or 'Crisis-Driven' Performance.