Tracx

My company used Tracx to monitor social media engagement. As a startup company, it was imperative that we knew what our competitors were talking about, trending topics, and user engagement with our posts. I was able to tailor posts to fit the needs and wants of our audience by learning what they are interested in and responding to. I was the sole user of the program and first social media/PR rep for the company.

We have been using Tracx at our company since January 2015. Tracx has been a great resource for our company and a one stop shop for our social media listening, publishing and competitor analysis needs.

I use Tracx on a daily basis when I receive automated Email reports each morning that show mentions of our brand keywords over the past 24 hours. This resource is very helpful to me and my team so that it is not necessary to need to log in to check mentions within the Tracx web portal each day. Once we receive these reports we can actively respond and engage with those who have been talking about our brand recently. If we do want to engage with posts closer to real time we can always log on to Tracx's web portal and check keyword groups for mentions as they happen. Tracx then allows you to engage with posts directly through their website without having to go to the social network's native platform.

We also use Tracx for social media publishing. Tracx allows you to schedule posts for many platforms but our company uses it primarily for scheduling posts to Twitter, Google+ and Linkedin. Tracx has a social calendar where you can see posts that are scheduled and create a content calendar based on your posts.

Tracx is being used by the social media team to gather insight on overall social media sentiment for our brands across Twitter and Facebook. It's used on a weekly basis, but its use is heightened during times of PR crises or after the release of public facing marketing campaigns, such as new commercials or announcements.

Everywhere Agency uses Tracx to analyze our social media campaigns. Everyone in the office has their own log in information and creates their own scopes and trackers. It has alleviated the hassle of manually pulling all of the data from our influencers.

Tracx is used by the social strategy and analytics departments to do activation monitoring. It's a great tool that gets really precise social listening and community management data. The primary use case for Tracx is around campaigns, as there are data usage limitations on the platform. It doesn't have the capability of doing historical research, like Crimson Hexagon does.