Are you going global or local with your Facebook Page?
We have been hesitant to publish this for a while, but we think its the right time to be showcasing what our Socialbakers Engagement Analytics platform is capable of out of box. So lets see guys!
As you can see below we have put all the pages we wanted to track to Socialbakers Engagement Analytics PRO – this is a very simple process, and took about 15 minutes for 30 pages. We put many Starbucks, Nike Football, and BMW pages in one section. Let the comparison begin!
Nike Football local vs. Nike Football global
Engagement of fans – total interactions per wall post (likes and comments) divided by total number of fans in a given day
Wall Activity Index – number of user wall posts divided by total number of fans
Starbucks local vs. Starbucks global
Engagement of fans
Wall Activity Index
BMW local vs. BMW global
Engagement of fans
Wall Activity Index
We obviously compared more analytics than just BMW, Starbucks, and Nike, but the results were similar everywhere – differences in the matter of 3 – 5× engagement difference, and much more wall activity (not to mention more relevant and local wall discussions going on).
What does this mean?
Guys, this means just one thing – if you have one global page for everything,
you should probably consider creating local pages, as the “global” approach:
“I send you all my news” is working a lot less. This is very similar when
it comes to targeted posts on global pages. So make sure to set-up those
local pages!
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I know this was posted a while ago, but it keeps coming up when I do research on this subject. This article needs to be retitled to Global vs. Country pages, not local pages. Of course engagement at a country level is going to be higher as that plays into so many factors including language, nationalism etc. But, also note some of the countries are not far from the global page's engagement too. The real take away here is that people can understand break downs of a brand at this level, but I argue it gets a lot more dicey when you go from national page to true local like Walmart has done, which I consider a failure and not sustainable.