Sample Social Media Report
Sample Social Media Report
Introduction
The social strategy as of January 2022 was to get more video content which will
help showcase all the impactful work being done at SACTS.
The goal was to attract the three hotbeds of engagement- Gen Z, Millennials,
and Boomers.
Before the second quarter began, the best engagement we could garner was a
maximum of 10 likes on Instagram- which only happens after we bombard the
page with build-ups.
Table of content
● Cross-channel performance
● Video performance
● Individual channel performance
● Listening
● Key Learning
● Challenges
● Suggestions
● Social media relationship with other media channels
● Action plan
Cross channel performance(LinkedIn
+Instagram)
Key Performance Indicator Results
LinkedIn
Our LinkedIn strategy was to put informative videos that keep partners,
potential partners, and connections apprised of our impactful activities.
Instagram
Our strategy for Instagram is to push organic content that shows us in
action, repost content from counterparts, share background stories of
consenting beneficiaries and report impact.
New followers 68
Reels posted 25
Brand stories 65
Brand posts 96
Videos posted 22
Ad Performance LinkedIn
Post( Mr. Biyi Organic discovery Sponsored discovery
Mananagement video)
URL clicks 2 5
Reactions 11 0
Comments 1 0
Shares 2 0
Challenges
- Uncoordinated and Untimely delivery of graphic designs
- Insufficient fun organic content that is suitable for Instagram
- Delayed distribution of media from activities/events
Key Learnings
- Banners don’t get enough traction on Instagram as it does on
LinkedIn
- Reels with short captions go a long way
- People are more interested in seeing us do what we do rather
than reading reports on what we have done.
- Leveraging our partners’ social media following like posting
them as WCW/ MCM really boosts our LinkedIn following.
- Holding IG live to discuss value-filled topics, then going live
at events is bound to give us more traction and exposure.
- Banners may not be able to beat reels at gaining traction, but
they can go a long way if done right.
- Create more motion graphics videos.
- Edit our videos in a more professional manner using UNICEF
as inspiration.
Recommendations
● Use a quality phone camera, preferably an iPhone, and
ring light to create content filming the right things, at the
Right angles and at the right time.
● Content creation will be allocated to individuals available
for physical events/locations.
● Get a graphic designer who is keen on branding and can
come up with a design template that’s coordinated
Looking Forward
- To showcasing all of the organization’s activities ( no matter
how “inconsequential”) in a fresher light.
- To piquing and holding the interest of potential
donors/partners online and offline.
- To gaining massive traction on both Instagram and
LinkedIn.
What Is Needed
- A good iPhone/ camera
- Volunteers for videos
- A well-seasoned and reliable graphic designer
- A better approach at the video editing.