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Автор: Michelle Krasniak
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Yahoo!, or Thunder Lightning. Figure 4-1 shows a sample of a simple social-marketing calendar on Yahoo! The calendar shows the name of the person responsible. Clicking an event or a task reveals item details, including the time allotted to the task, the sharing level, and whether a reminder is sent and to whom. Figure 4-2 offers an example of an event detail listing in a Google calendar.

      Note: Google and Yahoo! require you to set up an account before you can use their calendars.

      

Throughout this book, we refer to this calendar as your Social Media Activity Calendar, and we add frequent recommendations of tasks to include on your schedule.

      

Set your calendar to private but give access to everyone who needs to be aware of your social media schedule. Depending on the design of your social media program, some outside subcontractors may need access to your calendar to schedule their own production deadlines.

      Creating a social media dashboard

Snapshot of using Yahoo! Calendar, we can easily schedule the social media activities.

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      FIGURE 4-1: Using Yahoo! Calendar, you can easily schedule your social media activities.

Snapshot of the Google Calendar, which provide specifics for a marketing task by modifying an event detail window.

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      FIGURE 4-2: On the Google Calendar, you can provide specifics for a marketing task by modifying an event detail window.

Snapshot of the mock-up of a social media dashboard from Netvibes gathers the user’s various social media services on the Social Media Choices tab.

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      FIGURE 4-3: This mock-up of a social media dashboard from Netvibes gathers the user’s various social media services on the Social Media Choices tab.

      The items on your primary dashboard may link to other application-specific dashboards, especially for analytical tools and high-end enterprise solutions; those application dashboards are designed primarily to compare the results of multiple social media campaigns.

      Before you try to build a dashboard, list all the social media sources, services, and reports you want to display, along with their associated URLs, usernames, and passwords. It will help if you indicate whether services are interconnected (for example, note whether you’re using a syndication service to update multiple social media at the same time) and how often statistical reports should be updated for each service (hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly).

Snapshot of the Tools & Stats tab of this mock-up Netvibes dashboard displays tools for distributing, monitoring, searching, and analyzing data.

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      FIGURE 4-4: The Tools & Stats tab of this mock-up Netvibes dashboard displays tools for distributing, monitoring, searching, and analyzing data.

Name URL Description
Hootsuite www.hootsuite.com Free, customizable dashboard for social media; paid option available
MarketingProfs www.marketingprofs.com/articles/2010/3454/how-to-create-your-marketing-dashboard-in-five-easy-steps Instructions for customizing a dashboard
MeetEdgar https://meetedgar.com A categorized library with smart scheduling; starts at $19/month
My Yahoo! http://my.yahoo.com Free, customizable Yahoo! home page
Netvibes http://netvibes.com Free and paid, customizable dashboard for social media
Databox https://databox.com/tips-for-building-a-social-media-dashboard 22 tips for building a social media dashboard