Social Media Tracking
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We currently use Sharing from JetPack to offer people the ability to share our blogs on Twitter, Facebook, and so on. Unfortunately the Site Stats provided are not very thorough and not able to be tracked in Google Analytics. Does anyone have a suggestion on which program is best to use for social media tracking? We would prefer to use one program to gather and show all of the statistics.
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So far we have compiled a list of services:
- Sprout Social
- Share This
- Add This
Any other services or suggestions?
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Hey Prager,
I would try "Sharethis" at sharethis.com for your needs.
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A great place to start, just remember that tools like this usually come with a yearly or monthly fee, so budget for it Enjoy. I like using these tools.
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