Social Media Marketing: Definitions, Strategies, and Metrics

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What is social media?

Internet-based platforms that allow users to create, share, and interact with content

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What is a defining feature of social media content?

User-generated content

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What counts as user-generated content?

Text, photos, videos, memes, and posts created by users

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How did social media platforms originally function?

As spaces for casual sharing

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What transformed social media into a marketing powerhouse?

AI, big data, and personalization

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Why did marketers become interested in social media?

It enables engagement, advertising, feedback, and co-creation

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Why is social media described as a two-way street?

Brands need users and platforms rely on marketers for revenue

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What is crowdsourcing in social media marketing?

Users helping create content or ideas for brands

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How does social media differ from traditional advertising?

It enables multi-directional communication

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What does "marketers no longer control the message" mean?

Consumers shape and respond to brand narratives

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What role do marketers play instead of controlling messages?

Moderating conversations

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Why does social media raise privacy concerns?

Targeting relies on personal data

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What does "If you're not paying for the product, you are the product" mean?

Platforms profit from user data

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What fuels social media platforms?

Engagement

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Why is engagement critical for social media?

It drives visibility, data collection, and revenue

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What are the four main ways marketers use social media?

Listen, build relationships, promote, and manage reputation

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How do marketers use social media to listen?

Learning customer opinions and preferences

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How do marketers build relationships on social media?

Conversations and responsiveness

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How do marketers promote products on social media?

Advertising and influencers

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How do marketers manage reputation on social media?

Responding to feedback and controversies

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What is paid media?

Media you pay for exposure

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What is an example of paid media?

Sponsored Instagram ads

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What is owned media?

Content the brand controls

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What is an example of owned media?

A brand's Facebook page

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What is earned media?

Free publicity from users

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What is an example of earned media?

Shares, mentions, and reviews

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Why is it hard for brands to stand out on social media?

Platform and brand saturation

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What is content marketing?

Creating useful or entertaining content beyond selling

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What is an example of content marketing?

Home Depot DIY tutorials

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What is influencer marketing?

Partnering with popular users to promote a brand

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Why is influencer marketing effective?

It appears more authentic

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What is a downside of influencer marketing?

Brands lose control of messaging

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What is social listening?

Analyzing online conversations about a brand

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What tool is commonly used in social listening?

Text mining

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What does sentiment analysis measure?

Positive vs negative tone

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What does share of voice measure?

Brand mentions relative to competitors

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What are KPIs in social media marketing?

Metrics used to evaluate performance

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What does reach measure?

How many people see content

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What are examples of reach metrics?

Audience size and growth rate

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What does engagement measure?

Interactions with content

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What are examples of engagement metrics?

Likes, comments, shares

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What does acquisition measure?

Traffic from social media to brand pages

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What are examples of acquisition metrics?

Click-through rate and bounce rate

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What does conversion measure?

Actions taken after interaction

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What are examples of conversion metrics?

Conversion rate and cost per conversion

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What does retention measure?

Loyalty and advocacy

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What are examples of retention metrics?

Churn rate and brand advocacy rate

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What is SEO?

Improving search ranking organically

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What is SEM?

Paying search engines for better placement

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How does social media help SEO?

Increases traffic and backlinks

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What is the privacy paradox?

People worry about privacy but don't act

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What is microtargeting?

Ads aimed at narrowly defined groups

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Why is microtargeting controversial?

Ethical and transparency concerns

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What is undisclosed advertising?

Sponsored content not clearly labeled

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Why is undisclosed advertising problematic?

It is deceptive and sometimes illegal

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What is algorithmic manipulation?

Platforms using algorithms to maximize engagement

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What is the "infinite feed" trap?

Endless scrolling designed to keep users engaged

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How can social media impact mental health?

Anxiety, FOMO, social comparison, cyberbullying

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What responsibility do marketers have regarding ethics?

Balance effectiveness with ethical responsibility

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Which metric measures interaction with brand posts?

Engagement

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Which metric measures how many people see brand posts?

Reach

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What metric tracks traffic from social media to a website?

Acquisition

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What metric tracks actions taken after interaction?

Conversion

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What metric tracks loyalty over time?

Retention

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What tool is used when paying search engines for ads?

Search engine marketing (SEM)

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Which activity is NOT part of SEO?

Paying platforms for better positioning