Chris Unitt

How do you report info from social media to others?

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Here’s a quick question – I’d be really grateful for any answers or examples in the comments or on Twitter.

The way I see it, the person(s) in charge of an organisation’s digital/social media profiles (I’m mainly thinking of Twitter, Facebook, Google Analytics, etc) is likely to be one of the first to know about:

As well as just hearing what others are getting up to and getting an idea of what’s hot or not in the industry or sector as a whole.

My question is this: how should they feed information back to the rest of the organisation?

I’m really thinking of small to medium sized organisations here – big enough to have different people with different responsibilities but not so big we’re getting into heavyweight internal corporate comms territory.

I’ve come across a few different ways in my time and it differs depending on how serious or time-sensitive something might be:

I’d love to hear about any processes, tools and habits you use (or have thought about adopting).

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Reporting info from social media to others in an organisation

Some answers to a question I asked in this blog post: http://www.chrisunitt.co.uk/2012/05/how-do-you-report-info-from-social-media-to-others/

Storified by Chris Unitt · Wed, May 16 2012 06:47:08

@ChrisUnitt Like the listening dashboard idea. I do monthly reports, a twitter/FB noticeboard with interesting comments & ad hoc emailsJan McQuillan
@ChrisUnitt Mostly verbal updates, plus an SEO-for-laymen presentation I nicked off @SusanHallam.Clare Lovell
@ChrisUnitt Ppl tend to glaze over at the actual numbers, so I use things like search terms and klout categories to make it friendlierClare Lovell
@ChrisUnitt I generally just tell people e.g. "We have 50 more followers after that campaign", and bring graphs/stats to team meetings.Taras Young
@ChrisUnitt Mainly just how much traffic we’ve had from each SM platform each month.Victoria Thompson