Measurement in Social Media (Part 14)
Posted by Chris Kieff on February 6th, 2009
Enterprise Social Media Lessons Learned
This is a part of our series in Enterprise Social Media Lessons Learned. It’s always best to start at the beginning and you’ll find that here.
Ripple6 CEO Sang Kim asks P&G’s Susan Ross “What is P&G measuring in Social Media?” Susan answers with the perfect quote for social media, “I hear the word engagement all the time. I would love to know what that word means!” Then Susan proceeds to help define how P&G sees measurement in social media.
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Question: What is your definition of “engagement”? Please tell everyone in the comments below:
Next: The Role of Moblie in Social Networks (Part 15)
Previously:
- Enterprise Social Media Lessons Learned (Part 1)
- Determining What Users Want (Part 2)
- Advice for Publishers Starting In Social Media (Part 3)
- New Revenue Models for Social Media (Part 4)
- Generating Engagement with the Audience (Part 5)
- Implementing Social Media in the Enterprise (Part 6)
- Creating Value for Publishers (Part 7)
- What is Mom’s Like Me (Part 8 )
- New Brand or Old Brand? Meredith’s Decision (Part 9)
- Gannett’s Social Media Approach (Part 10)
- P&G’s Approach to Social Media (Part 11)
- Merdith’s Approach to Social Media (Part 12)
- Meredith’s Mixing Bowl Community (Part 13)
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