Social Media Data Analysis
Great Grounds Social Media Data Analysis
Twitter, March 14th (Daylight Savings)
Task
Response
1
Compare the Tweets’ data.
Tweet 1 had almost twice as many impressions
as Tweet 2, but Tweet 2 received almost six
times as many engagements. Because
increasing engagement was the goal of the
campaigns, Tweet 2 performed better overall.
2
Compare the Tweets’
content and details.
Tweet 1 didn’t include any images or hashtags,
while Tweet 2 included an image and two
hashtags. Tweet 1 was at 8:03 a.m. on 3/13,
while Tweet 2 was posted at 1:59 a.m. on 3/14.
The text of Tweet 2 is funnier and more engaging
than the text of Tweet 1.
3
Analyze the differences in
the Tweets’ performance.
Tweet 1 was posted at 8:03 in the morning,
meaning that a lot more people saw it. Fewer
people were in their feeds at 1:59 a.m. when
Tweet 2 was posted, which is why that Tweet got
fewer impressions. However, because Tweet 2
included a funny image and text and relevant
hashtags, it performed better than Tweet 1,
which did not include an image, hashtags, or
engaging text.
4
Explain how your analysis
will inform your strategy.
The data indicates that our audience on Twitter
responds well to content containing funny
images and text, as well as relevant hashtags.
Therefore, I will incorporate more humor into
future Tweets. I will also make sure Tweets
include relevant hashtags and images.