Facebook Brand Engagement Gets Another Metric

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Social media marketing software company Wildfire, today, announced the release of new analytics that allow marketers to gain understanding of their brand’s reach on Facebook, including how well brands are accessing the friends of their fans and how successfully they’re creating brand advocates. Wildfire’s new analytics will work with Facebook’s new Insights metrics but are said to help brands to these metrics in aggregate across all their Facebook pages and tabs.

Of the new analytics, Wildfire Founder and CEO Victoria Ransom said, “Facebook Insights provide marketers with powerful social media measurement tools to better understand and influence the discussion between a brand and its audience. Partnering with Facebook allows us to deliver a fully-integrated analytics solution that builds upon the foundation provided by Facebook’s platform. Our enhanced social marketing tools give Wildfire customers an advantage when it comes to brand engagement.”

When used in combination with Facebook Insights, Wildfire’s analytics will highlight engagement, a metric Mark Zuckerberg, at the recent f8 conference, said is becoming increasingly important.

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