ROI of a tweet is $10.90, claims digital platform Eventbrite
Twitter delivers up to four times more revenue and page views for companies than any other form of social media, according to research published by online event ticketing service, Eventbrite.
According to analysis of its sales in 2013, a single share on Twitter generates $10.90 for Australian firms, dwarfing Facebook’s $4.10 and LinkedIn’s $3.20.
All three returns are above the global average, Eventbrite said, where a tweet is worth an additional $5.70, Facebook $3.40 and LinkedIn $1.
It is one of the first pieces of research that has attempted to quantify the return of investment of social media. While increasing numbers of brands are dabbing in social channels, the actual worth in terms of revenue remain remarkably unclear.
I was a bit grumpy this morning, so thanks for this comedy segment.
I just tweeted this for Mumbrella. When can I expect my share of the $10.90?
I’m sure this holds true for event marketing where you can very easily link a ticket purchase to a link clicked through from Twitter. For other categories it’s a little more difficult.
I don’t think they should be claiming “According to analysis of its sales in 2013, a single share on Twitter generates $10.90 for Australian firms” and applying this to other industries.
Laughable
The kids have been drinking the Kool Aid. Again.
Facebook’s days are numbered. 18 months and they’re out. Rubbish conversion in mass audiences. And I ask, when was the last time anyone purchased anything from a Facebook ad?
That would be the same Twitter where 90% of people who signed up out of curiosity, never use it. Yep, that’s the one.
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