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Measuring the ROI of Social Media

Measuring the ROI of Social Media

We know: it's tough. That's why most marketers don't do it. Here's an easy formula to back up some very easy-to-get numbers into your social media campaigns.

Andi Graham

March 17, 2016
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  1. | Truth | We still have to prove the value

    of social media. • 88% of marketing professionals can’t accurately measure the effectiveness of social • 52% percent said that dealing with social media ROI was their biggest frustration
  2. | Truth | Your likes are worthless (almost). • Brands

    organically reach only 6% of fans, down 12% from this past October. • 11.2% of those users are fake anyway
  3. Very Basic Valuation | Example | 1000 visits to landing

    page 100 email subscriptions 10 purchases $1000 total sales Average Transaction Amount Lead (MOFU) or Conversion Lead (TOFU) or Conversion Revenue $100 $10 $1 $1000
  4. Time + Tools + Advertising | Example | $26 Hourly

    Cost 8.5 Total Hoursx = 12 Months $500 Tools Annual / $221 Monthly Cost = $41.67 Monthly Cost $547.67 Monthly Investment $285.00 Ad Spend + +
  5. Conversion Goals Follow on Instagram View video Visited landing page

    Time spent on page Subscribe to blog Download PDF Sign up for newsletter Filled out contact form Online purchase
  6. Business Objectives •Increase total casual bowlers on weeknights •Increase party

    reservations •Increase total league bowlers Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study |
  7. Conversions to Track • Visit “weeknight” landing pages • Completion

    of “Reserve a Lane” form on a weeknight • Games played on a weeknight Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study |
  8. Conversions to Track Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study

    | • Landing page visits • Form completions • Customers
  9. Tools we use • Google Analytics • HubSpot • Bit.ly

    • WordPress Gravity Forms Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study |
  10. Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study | Tracking metrics

    (HubSpot) Landing page visits & Form completions
  11. Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study | Customers •

    Has to come directly from the client (closed-loop reporting)
  12. $20 200 Customers $4000 Total Sales Average Customer Value per

    customer visit | Case Study | Pin Chasers Bowling Centers
  13. Conversions to Track Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study

    | • Landing page visits • Form completions • Customers • 4522 visits • 670 form completions • 627 customers
  14. Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study | • 4522

    visits • 670 form completions • 627 customers $20 per customer visit • 627 x $20 = $12,540 
 93.5% conversion rate • $12,540 / 670 = $18.72 • $12,540 / 4522 = $2.77
  15. Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study | • Visits:

    $2.77 • Form Completions: $18.72 $20 per customer visit Value for Our Metrics!
  16. | But wait! | These numbers aren’t just social media!

    • All landing page visits • All form submissions • All customers
  17. Pin Chasers Bowling Centers | Case Study | Return from

    Social Media 762 Visits $2.77 per visit x $2,110.74
  18. | ROI | (Return - Investment) / Investment ($2110.74 -

    $547.67) / $547.67 285.4% Return on Investment
  19. | If you want to neatly measure social media ROI,

    give your customers and fans a clear assignment with tracked clicks and post-click landing pages and forms. |
  20. Make it easier! Use bit.ly and UTM links to create

    links used specific links for each channel Run promotions that are specific to each channel only (discounts, contests, etc)
 (Self Contained Social Media ROI) Use trackable activities on all links you post on social media (calls-to-action or forms).
  21. Remember! Keep the framework simple (at first). Using averages and

    making assumptions is okay! Google Analytics is awesome. Don’t underestimate Lifetime Value. Start tracking changes to tracking methods or major marketing activities in Analytics now. Don’t panic.