Nielsen Attribution (formerly Visual IQ) vs TrackMaven

• Access to FB impressions.
• TapAd device graph for stitching device ids to web cookies.

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• Competitive Intelligence - see precisely what your competitors are posting and sort by time and/or impact
• Funnel Analysis (Beta as of April 2017) - track your organic and paid social efforts to see which content creates leads
• Comprehensive Overview of Social Channels - track growth and engagement of all social channels in one screenshot, and in comparison to your closest competitors
• Personalized Analytics - each user can set up their own reports and dashboards and/or they can be shared across the organization, chart your own KPIs with a click of a button
• Top Notch UX & Support - drag and drop features for report building and dashboard creation, responsive support team

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• Missing timestamps of the touch points in the output (instead, they repeat the conversion timestamp for all touch points that preceded the conversion).
• Inflated clicks.
• No connectors to import cost from media partners.

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• For the foreseeable future. TrackMaven is focused on measuring social sharing. We wish it also captured information about pageviews and monthly unique visitors -- the kind of data that lives inside Google Analytics -- or integrated it through an API. It would be exceptionally helpful not just to have all those metrics in one place, but also to easily measure correlations between them.

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• We’ve been implementing for a year now and still not using the tool cross-functionally so probably $0 ROI at this point.

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• Paid Search & Social - TrackMaven has given us the ability to develop smarter social advertising and reach our audience with the right messages
• Account Analytics - the account overview we receive in TrackMaven of our own social media accounts is duplicative of what we already get through other software
• Funnel Analysis - If we can better see which efforts are paying off with leads, at a granular level, we can use our social spend budget more wisely

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