You can come back any time and click Configure to change the profiles that have Auto Tagging applied. Now, any incoming comments from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn receive the same tag applied to the original published post. Select the profiles you want to enable auto tagging for.Click the toggle for Apply published post tags to replies.
Your Tag Report can tell both sides of the giveaway story by showing the rate of engagement on your outbound published content. So, if you tagged each Facebook post with “coffeebeangiveaway,” each comment you receive on those posts from Facebook users is also tagged with “coffeebeangiveaway” automatically. When you enable auto-tagging, each comment received from Facebook and Instagram is automatically tagged with “coffeebeangiveaway”. Instead, you can enable auto-tagging of all Facebook and Instagram comments left on your coffee bean giveaway posts. You could tag each inbound comment on your giveaway posts, but this could be a massive time commitment because you’re posting to profiles with 200,000+ followers. You know you’re going to get a lot of entries in this giveaway, so you want to quickly see how many users are commenting on those posts to try and win. Initially, you just tag each post across Facebook and Instagram with “coffeebeangiveaway.” While you’ll get more details in your Tag Report to see how much publishing support went into this campaign, you’re only getting half of the story. As the social media manager, you want to see how many entries you receive from your audiences across Facebook and Instagram. where you’re giving away samples of a new line of coffee beans. Imagine that you’re running a social contest at Sprout Coffee Co. Note: This feature is only available for Professional plans. Tagging is a great tool to use to help you uncover trends about your brand health and the impact your published content has on it.
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