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CBD093: What Facebook Insights Can Tell You about Your Social Media Presence - Robin Kipke
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04-19-2012 10:14
Robin Kipke
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Many organizations have joined the stampede to establish and maintain a social media presence on Facebook, but they are less certain about how to monitor and measure whether these efforts are proving effective. While there are lots of tools and platforms out there that can help, the one closest at hand is Insights, the free analytical package that is built in to every Facebook Page. With Insights screenshots, this webinar will provide some basic pointers about which metrics to pay attention to, what they can tell your organization, and how to utilize the data to improve your online presence.
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