Most companies have a diverse and ubiquitous presence on Social Media and it is key to understand the impact of that presence in order to better engage and expand your audience. Having a multitude of profiles, such as Facebook, Youtube, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter and many others, poses a challenge for combining all data together and making sense of it. At the most basic level, every company needs to know the daily trend in follower count as well as engagement metrics (likes, comments, shares) across all of their Social Media channels.

Reach, Engagement, Impressions and Viewers are the core metrics of the basic Social Media Report. The reach shows how many unique users have seen the content, while impressions – how many times it was shown. Engagement relates to any interaction of users with the content, such as comments, likes, shares and others. Count of Viewers, is the number of visitors that have seen for at least 3 seconds the content of the page. The line charts are useful time-series display of how views and viewers change over time. This could be very helpful, for example, for seeing whether certain marketing efforts affect user attraction and retention across some social media channels. The Average # of Online Users by Hours is a heatmap showing the distribution of visitors by weekday and hour. That information helps in deciding when is the best time for publishing content so that it has the greatest reach. More to that, having semantic analysis of social media comments (positive tone, negative tone or neutral tone) helps the social media managers understand the emotions that the content inspires in the audience.