• Lesson 1. Getting Started
  • 1.1. Connecting social media Pages
  • 1.2. Account Settings
  • 1.3. Adding new Brands / Competitors
  • 1.4. Inviting Additional Users
  • 1.5. Setting up Economic Value
• Lesson 2. Best practices
  • 2.1. Analysis techniques
  • 2.2. How to evaluate Account Performance
  • 2.3. How to do a Content Health check-up
  • 2.4. How to do a Competitive Analysis
  • 2.5. How to analyze Campaigns
  • 2.6. Google Data Studio reports
• Lesson 3. Using reports
  • 3.1. Metrics
  • 3.2. All Posts
  • 3.3. Top Posts
  • 3.4. Influencers
  • 3.5. Content Segmentation
  • 3.6. Cross-channel report
  • 3.7. Trend
  • 3.8. Industry Standard

Lesson 2.1.

Analysis Techniques

Here's a list of three great analysis techniques that will help you benefit the most from your TrueSocialMetrics analytics:

	1. Adding Context to the data helps you to understand if your performance is good or bad:
	1.1. Internal context compares results to your own historical data - Trends report.
	1.2. External context compares results to your Competitors’ and Industry Standards - Industry Standards report and Competitive analysis report.
	2. Scaling
	1.1. Analyzing metrics at Page level to understand the average patterns of performance for your account and how they change over time and are influenced by season, content strategy changes, campaigns, competitor's actions etc - Metric report and Trends report.
	1.2. Analyzing metrics at Post level to find the posts that were the reason for the change in the general performance patterns - did all of your posts become more effective or has just one super-star post caused an increase in the average values - All Posts report.
	3. Segmenting data
	Aggregated data helps to see general patterns, while Segmented data helps to find the reasons of changes in these patterns - Custom segments.
	Common segments you might use: Campaign posts vs Usual posts - understand how campaign posts perform compared to usual posts. Worst posts vs Best posts - try to find similar patterns among posts in each group and understand the most effective content tactics.

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