All social media metrics are bad
Blog post from PostHog
Social media metrics such as impressions, reach, views, engagements, followers, and engagement rates are often misleading indicators of success, as they can be easily manipulated and lack context about how audiences genuinely engage with content. Instead of focusing on these quantitative metrics, brands should prioritize consistent brand representation and creating content that resonates with their ideal customer profile (ICP). By doing so, companies can foster genuine engagement and cultivate a loyal audience. It is crucial for social media teams to enable content creation across the organization and empower employees to share their own content, as this approach encourages authentic interaction and reinforces brand identity. Engaging with similar brands and understanding industry-specific contexts can also guide effective social media strategies, ensuring that content remains relevant and appealing to the target audience.
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