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SOCIAL MEDIA SCORECARDS
In the name of growth multiply each average by 1.05 or
1.10 to make sure that each month you are aiming higher
with your goals. If you nd that you’re not growing one or
more of your KPIs by 5-10% each month, keep them the
same until you start to see growth. For example, if I set a
goal for myself to get 250 comments per week in May, and
I’m consistently hitting that goal, then in June I will look
to increase my goal by 5-10% to challenge myself to grow
the number of comments I receive on my posts month
over month.
STEP 3:
ESTABLISHING YOUR QUALITY METRICS
Now that you’ve established your KPIs, it’s time to dive
into your post quality metrics. This section will help you
understand how your posts are performing overall, and
if you need to focus on the quality of your posts in any
specic areas. Much like your KPIs, these quality metrics
will vary from business to business, but we’ve identied
the metrics that most businesses will need to focus on.
To determine your goals, again you’ll need to dive into
some historical data from the previous month. Look at
your highest performing posts from each week of the
previous month and set your goals according to these high
performing posts.