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Tweetdeck vs hootsuite 2015
Tweetdeck vs hootsuite 2015








tweetdeck vs hootsuite 2015
  1. TWEETDECK VS HOOTSUITE 2015 UPDATE
  2. TWEETDECK VS HOOTSUITE 2015 TRIAL

In the first half hour alone these two tweets had gained 100+ views and engagements. t I did not tweet directly at anyone or state a clear opinion I merely provided fact about the organization. The most noted tweets this week came on friday the 27th after I tweeted out about Planned Parenthood in the wake of the tragedy in Colorado. Though I haven’t gained many more followers my tweets gain more views per hour than they did last week. This week (albeit a short one) was more successful in terms of my content getting viewed. So i’ve been tweeting during the day but mainly engaging at night. I also found that evenings are the best time to tweet because they gain the most views.

tweetdeck vs hootsuite 2015

In terms of picking content I tried to stick to things that I had real opinions or feelings about because content with no meaning usually goes no place.

TWEETDECK VS HOOTSUITE 2015 UPDATE

I’m finding this makes writing the progress update as well as the power point so much easier as a whole. I created a separate folder on my phone as well as my desktop to store the information quick and easily. In terms of organizing i started screen shotting note worthy tweets as they happened rather than scrolling back. This week organization has gotten much better and so has picking and choosing content to engage with. Last week I outlined my success, shortcomings and plans for the next phase of the project. Posted in Class Notes | Tagged 2720 notes | Leave a reply Progress Update 11/30 Sam- Define success more clearly, maybe divide content into genres, use third party app. Jodie- Clarify delivery aspects and narrow down focus Attend an open lab workshop and touch on your e-portfolio more in your updates. Visit the Professor development center on campus. Pam- How can you tell how a website chose to get their content out thereįola- Build your linkedin and add content to it, use the help tool.

  • Make the next two updates geared towards how you’ll complete the projectĪshley- Define clearly that you’re looking at peoples interaction and attitudes about the content not you personally.
  • All aspects must be completed by the 8th.
  • Attend meetings with Professor Belli for guidance.
  • Remember the week of 11/30 is the last week of creating content before drafts are due 12/8.
  • How will your deliverables reflect the media you’re using.
  • Be very specific and detailed in your moving forward section.
  • Be addressing useful comments and concerns about your project.
  • Posted in Final Projects | 2 Replies Final Project Presentationĭownload (PPTX, 5.38MB) Posted in Final Project Presentations | Leave a reply Final Project – DRAFT This experiment is relevant in determining the approach a future social media composer or student may take when seeking out a path to increasing their own social media presence or engagement. The timeline to building a solid user engagement is lengthy an cannot be determined over weeks or even months it more realistically takes a year or more, strategies are geared toward businesses or entrepenures and that without proper promotion user content is lost fairly quickly after being posted. In summary of this experiment several key things can be noted. While conducting this engagement experiment several factors came into play, such as, time constraints, frequency of posts, currency of the information being transmitted. Therefor it is crucial to note that not all of the content that is popular on social media follows or adheres to the tear of strategies most often proposed.

    TWEETDECK VS HOOTSUITE 2015 TRIAL

    Combined in a short period of time the experiment was moderately successful, resulting in a slight increase in following and a notable increase in engagement views per tweet.Through the trial and error of applying these strategies it stands to reason that not all of these suggested approaches work or are viable to apply to smaller more personalized accounts. Over a period of four weeks four strategies were combined and applied to a personal twitter account to gage the validity of each one. By utilizing hashtags, cross posting content and sharing exisisting content the Twitter analytics project showcases how the strategies at hand played out when applied. Though their approaches vary they share several commonalities. Several sources that offer tips and strategies to build engagement are, Forbes, Business Insider and the NY Times. Though there are several different approaches one could take four mainstays appeared throughout. In researching and determining strategies that are suggest to be beneficial in producing content with high engagement, a trial testing a variation of these approaches was formulated.

    tweetdeck vs hootsuite 2015

    Producing relavent content on a fast moving site such as twitter can prove to be a challenge. Twitter is a multi-modal and fluid platform that allows users to generate and consume content at a rapid pace.










    Tweetdeck vs hootsuite 2015