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What
recommendations
do
you
have
to
this
organization
to
adjust
their
use
of
•
social
media?
• What
other
recommendations
do
you
have?
-‐ References
–
An
alphabetic
list
of
your
references
Formatting:
We’ll
use
APA
formatting
in
this
class.
Rely
on
the
“APA
Research
Paper
Template”
on
Sakai
when
writing
your
paper.
You
can
type
directly
into
it.
Info
to
Help
you
Write
the
Above
Sections
(note:
there
is
a
guide
I
will
give
in
class
to
help
you
write
methods,
results,
discussion.
The
below
info
will
help
you
answer
questions,
and
thus
write
your
paper)
Data:
Note,
your
data
is
not
all
necessarily
from
the
same
time
period.
So,
it
is
important
to
note
the
dates
the
data
is
from
for
each
of
the
below.
• Client
Social
Media
Profile
&
Engagement
Analysis:
Tweets
analyzed
were
extracted
from
Twitter.com
via
the
CLIENT
TWITTER
HANDLE
account.
Data
was
downloaded
in
CSV
format
and
analyzed
in
Microsoft
Excel.
• Analyzing
Trends
data:
Tweets
mentioning
your
organization’s
Twitter
handle
(example:
@shepcomm)
will
be
collected
using
Microsoft
Social
Listening
software
during
_____
to
_______.
• Social
Network
Analysis
Data:
The
social
network
analysis
Tweets
will
come
from
your
choice
of
either
Tweets
within
a
5km
radius
of
a
location,
or
mentioning
a
hashtag,
keyword,
or
Twitter
account
(You’ll
set
this
up
in
Netlytic.org
when
you
create
your
account).
The
time
period
will
depend
on
your
parameters.
Be
sure
to
record
them.
Methods
of
analysis:
1. Client
Social
Media
Profile
&
Engagement
Analysis
a. We’ll
use
Pivot
Tables
to
explore
your
client’s
posts
on
social
media
and
analyze
their
overall
engagement.
For
example,
we’ll
determine
the
top
posts
your
client
has
made
that
have
gotten
the
most
likes.
2. Analyzing
Trends:
a. We’ll
use
Microsoft
Social
Listening
Center
to
monitor
and
analyze
the
conversation
surrounding
your
brand.
3. Social
Network
Analysis
a. We’ll
use
Netlytic.com
to
build
social
networks
and
analyze
them.
Sources
you
may
want
to
cite
in
your
secondary
research:
• Your
class
textbook
by
K.D.
Paine
talks
about
Content
Analysis
and
measuring
sentiment!
• Search
for
studies
on
social
media
and
brands
in
journals
like:
PRSA’s
journal
or
Institute
for
Public
Relations
Considerations
for
your
Methods
Section
Microsoft
Social
Listening
Sentiment
Score
They
use
an
index
score.
Ignore
that.
Instead,
mouse
over
the
index
and
you’ll
find
the
%
of
positive,
negative,
and
neutral.
Important
Info
For
this
project,
we
will
use
the
client
that
you
recruited.
The
Research
Situation
Matthew
J.
Kushin,
Ph.D.
Shepherd
University
Problem
or
Opportunity:
What
is
the
problem
or
opportunity
that
is
bringing
you
to
study
this
particular
organization?
Don’t
just
say
it
is
for
a
class
project.
Ask
them
Campaign
Goals
and
Objective:
YOU
DO
NOT
NEED
TO
WRITE
ONE
BECAUSE
YOUR
CLIENT
MAY
NOT
BE
DOING
A
CAMPAIGN.
SKIP
THIS
STEP.
Research
Objective:
The
purpose
of
this
study
is
to
perform
a
social
media
analytics
audit
of
CLIENT
[subject
of
study]
in
TIME
PERIOD
using
social
media
analytics
software
and
social
network
analysis
[method]
to
understand
CLIENT
NAME’S
current
use
of
social
media
and
provide
insights
and
recommendations
for
enhancing
their
social
media
presence
[variable
of
interest:
too
many
to
list
here,
you’ll
see
them
below].
Research
Questions:
(I
prove
them
below,
you’ll
need
to
modify
their
text
a
little.
I
have
organized
them
by
platform
that
we
will
use):
Client
Twitter
Profile
Analysis
(Pivot
Tables
of
Twitter
Data)
(We’ll
go
over
in
class.
Here’s
the
lab
guide:
http://bit.ly/435_pivottableslab)
1. Which
Twitter
posts
received
the
most
(Fill
in
the
blank
–
you
need
to
decide
what
variables
are
important
engagement
data
for
your
client.
You’ll
need
more
than
1
variable.
And,
you’ll
want
to
show
more
than
just
the
top
Tweet
for
that
variable,
but
the
top
few)?
2. What
is
the
client’s
Twitter
engagement
by
month?
(again,
you
choose
the
appropriate
engagement
metrics)
3. Come
up
with
2
other
RQs
for
important
data
points
you
extract
from
your
pivot
table
analysis
that
you
believe
will
be
of
value
to
your
client.
Trend
Analysis:
(We’ll
go
over
in
class.
But,
lab
guide
for
completing
these
tasks:
http://bit.ly/435_MSsocial-‐project)
1. For
CLIENT’S
NAME
what
is
the
total
number
of
a)
shares,
b)
replies,
and
c)
posts
on
Twitter
during
TIME
PERIOD?
2. For
KEYWORD,
what
is
the
share
of
voice
for
the
client
and
its
competitors?
a. (repeat
this
for
however
many
keywords
you
have
–
up
to
5)
3. What
keywords
are
associated
with
CLIENT?
a. In
reporting
this,
list
the
top
3
keywords
in
a
sentence
below
the
visual.
4. In
what
STATE/COUNTRY
were
the
top
posts
posted
that
mention
CLIENT?
5. What
day(s)
of
the
month
was
CLIENT
talked
about
the
most
on
each
social
media
platform?
a. Note:
if
we
only
have
data
from
Twitter,
then
just
use
Twitter.
6. What
is
the
sentiment
percentages
(positive,
negative,
neutral)
for
CLIENT?
7. What
are
the
top
positive
keywords
associated
with
CLIENT
on
each
social
media
platform?
a. Note:
if
we
only
have
data
from
Twitter,
then
just
use
Twitter.
8. What
are
the
top
negative
keywords
associated
with
CLIENT
on
each
social
media
platform?
a. Note:
if
we
only
have
data
from
Twitter,
then
just
use
Twitter.
9. Who
are
the
top
fans
and
critics
for
CLIENT
on
each
platform?
REPEAT
THESE
QUESTIONS
FOR
EACH
COMPETITOR.
Social
Network
Analysis
Data:
(We’ll
go
over
in
class.
Here’s
the
lab
guide:
bit.ly/435_netlyticlab)
Depending
on
what
your
networks
are,
you’ll
need
to
choose
from
the
RQs
below.
Choose
all
that
are
appropriate.
Feel
free
to
create
your
own.
Discard
the
rest.
For
networks
that
analyze
hashtags
or
search
terms:
1. What
Twitter
accounts
are
popular
in
this
network
and
how
often
is
each
popular
account
mentioned?
2. What
accounts
mention
others
or
RT
others
a
lot
in
this
network?
3. What
unique
clusters
exist
in
this
network?
For
networks
analyzing
mentions
of
your
client
1. What
Twitter
accounts
mention
your
client
the
most?
How
often
does
each
mention
your
client?
Matthew
J.
Kushin,
Ph.D.
Shepherd
University