Measuring reach and engagement on all social media platforms
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What's the best tool for measuring reach and engagement on all social media platforms (or at least Twitter, Google+, Facebook) ?
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Sadly there is not a way to do this in Moz. Your best bet is to do a trial of True Social Metrics, as they have all that info! You can also check out Rival IQ, and see which works best for you. Hope that helps!
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Thanks Keri. Is there actually a way to do this by using Moz tools which I am missing?
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Jen wrote a good post about that at http://moz.com/blog/social-engagement-metrics-that-matter that may help you get started.
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