Social Media Report: October 2021

on 28th October 2021
Social Media Report: FOPL CAMPAIGN

Overall Analysis

✤ We started social media page of PIPAL (Facebook & Twitter) on 2nd October,2021 (Gandhi Jayanti)
✤ The report is for a period of 28 days, starting 2nd October to 28th October
✤ Through various posts, we have organically managed to get 29 followers on Twitter and 177 on Facebook
✤ Our post comes in top when we type #Fopl and #FoodLabelsSaveLives in the search engines of both the social media site. It certainly result of the consistent post done by PIPAL.
✤ We mobilised various influencers, target groups to generate opinion on the issue of FOPL in last 28 days

28 Days Analytics_Twitter Handle

✤ We primarily spread our message through various posts
✤ Largely post based on Image (graphics, infographics, event and news link 

✤On average page earned 2 retweet per day

✤ On average page earned 5 likes per day

✤ Our engagement rate on an average is 250 per day

28 Days Analytics on Facebook Page

✤ Our organic reach is around 5074 in last 28 days on Facebook
✤ Largely post based on Image (graphics, infographics, event and news link







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