Social media Campaign Flashcards
A/B Testing
a method of comparing two versions of a piece of content against each other to determine which one performs better.
- Call to Action (CTA)-
a text link, button, or graphic that encourages the user to click to perform an action or otherwise engage with the brand and continue along your social media funnel.
- Editorial Calendar
A spreadsheet, calendar, or app that is used to plan content posting and engagement activities on social media platforms
- Game Dynamics
are the emotions and motivations that are the part of the game experience that lead the user to perform an action.
- Game Mechanisms-
are elements that make the site or activities enjoyable, challenging, gratifying, or whatever other emotion the activity summons in a participant.
- Gamification
Integration of entertainment or competition mechanisms into social media sites or activities to drive engagement and participation
- Infographic
a visual image such as a chart or diagram used to represent information or data
- Keyword
Words, phrases, or hashtags used to retrieve information on social media platforms.
- Kick-Off meeting
- the first team meeting for the campaign. It brings the campaign team together to start planning the campaign.
- Metrics
Any type of measurement that helps you assess the progress that is being made during a business process or toward a business goal.
- Qualitative Metrics
Qualitative metrics in online marketing measure the quality of customer interaction.
- Quantitative Metrics
Numeric elements that can be measured
- Social Media Campaign
A coordinated effort to use one or more social media sites to achieve a business goal in a defined length of time.
- Social Media Funnel
A series of phases that a target persona or audience member goes through when interacting with a company on social media
- Status-Based Workflow
each piece of content is assigned a status depending on where it is in the creation process. Examples of status are as simple as “draft,” “in progress,” “waiting on someone else,” “completed,” or “final.