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    Media Metrics Roundup for June 15, 2016

    by Jason Alcorn
    June 15, 2016

    How Often You Should Post to Social Media

    (Angela Hausman/Hausman Marketing Letter)
    An answer that doesn’t depend on whether your boss just checked Facebook.

    MTV Uses Twitter to Gauge How Well It’s Doing on Snapchat

    (Lauren Johnson / Adweek)
    Fans bounce between platforms. (That’s a key takeaway from Pew’s social media news report, too.)

    Pre-Primary News Coverage of the 2016 Presidential Race

    (Thomas E. Patterson / Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy)
    This is long, but the data analysis is so juicy. Recommended.

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    How NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’ is Finding Younger Audiences on Social Media

    (Lucia Moses / Digiday)
    And doing it “without the aid of puppies and small children.”

    Incorporating Data into Your Video Workflows

    (Chris Consroe / Chartbeat)
    Practical tips for understanding and acting on video metrics.

    From MetricShift:

    4 Takeaways from Pew’s Social Media News Report by Tim Cigelske

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    Why Trump Stories Online Don’t Attract the Audience That TV Does by Jason Alcorn

    How to Use Chartbeat’s Natural Language Slackbot by Alexandra Kanik

    Analysis: Publishers Winning With Branded Content on Smartphones by Kunal Gupta

    #MetricShift Chat: Measuring Impact by Tim Cigelske

    The Media’s Obsession with Trump Isn’t Justified by Data by Conrad Lee

    Upcoming Trainings & Events:

    > #MetricShift Twitter chat: Social Media Metrics [June 24]
    > Beyond Pageviews: Optimizing Analytics [July 13]

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