- Identify: Brands can quickly find and select from more than 100,000 influencers on blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube and other social networks to engage with them according to topic, vertical market, social influence and consumer reach.
- Activate: BlogFrog provides "turn-key" social media programs (or templates) that influencers can join and brands can use to build campaigns including sponsored conversations on the influencers’ blogs, video posts, to Facebook and Pinterest campaigns. Marketers can manage various aspects of each program including timing, campaign reach and consumer engagement.
- Distribute: Content can be distributed across the web on social sites and brand properties such as the corporate website or Facebook page.
- Measure: Accessing real-time performance metrics, BlogFrog tracks how consumers interact with and spread social content, such as comments, shares, votes, pins, tweets, coupon downloads, page visits and more. This monitoring allows brands to build ROI profiles and reports that measure consumer impressions, engagement and overall effectiveness.
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