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TweetYears TweetBinder Hubiquitus What ıs my Twıtter account worth [Case Study] Beyond engagement : the social metrics you ignore Beyond Engagement: The Social Media Metrics You Ignore [Webinar Recording] Kevin Shively Blogger Extraordinaire Simply Measured Yesterday, we hosted a brand new webinar Beyond Engagement: The Social Media Metrics You Ignore. The insight and advice from our two speakers, Ron Schott and Kristin Dean, was incredibly valuable, walking through different metrics, and examples of brands that find success by using engagement as a foundation for other types of measurement. Below are both the recording and the slide deck from the webinar. If you attended the webinar, you’re aware that a technical issue caused a delay after the first couple slides. We’ve edited that section down, so the recording should be a seamless experience. Video Recording Slide Deck About Our Speakers Ron Schott: Simply Measured’s Director of Professional Services Ron Schott Ron is the Director of Professional Services at Simply Measured. On a personal note, Ron has the meanest sweater game I’ve ever seen. Kristin Dean