Akamai Marketing
FEBRUARY 8, 2011
Enter: PostRank. A deceptively simple yet dynamic tool for bloggers which measures what it calls “Engagement Events&# such as a comment, a bookmarked link, or a tweet about a particular post. In short, PostRank endeavors not only to show you how much TRAFFIC you got, but how many times a particular post was talked about.
Harp Interactive
MARCH 31, 2010
Blog Comments. Social media sharing / participation (activity on key social media sites, e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Digg, etc). Xinureturns : More of a social media page grader in terms of backlinks, and the Google pagerank and diggs for your social media page. RSS & email subscriptions. Facebook Page Fan Numbers.
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Kikolani
JUNE 25, 2013
PostRank was a social analytics platform that scored blogs based on their engagement (comments and social shares). I wrote about PostRank regularly as a way to discover the most engaging content on blogs for inspiration, guest post pitches, and competitor research. PostRank Alternatives. Please share in the comments!
Adam Sherk
OCTOBER 6, 2010
Since I’ve been comparing major news sites in variety of areas ( Facebook and Twitter impact; YouTube and new Digg activity; site speed and domain authority , among others) I thought I’d look at overall social media engagement too. 8 comments… read them below or add one } Jeff Domansky October 6, 2010 at 5:14 pm Adam, great analysis!
Kikolani
OCTOBER 12, 2010
This first list is a compilation of the top posts on Kikolani, as determined by PostRank ’s engagement analysis. Commenting. Valuable Commenters vs. Comment Spam How blog owners can determine comment spam from genuine comments from link builders, and how link builders can get their comments approved.
Convince & Convert
JANUARY 11, 2011
Instead of just counting the number of Facebook “likes” you accrue – which signifies nothing more than digital bumper stickering, instead track how often your fans click “like” and comment upon the status updates you post. Should you care more about Digg submission than about comments? PostRank Analytics solves this problem.
Jason Yormark
SEPTEMBER 13, 2010
First off, thank you to everyone that left a comment on the site. Here’s the raw data: -31 Comments (6 times the norm). -30 10 PostRank (50% higher then average). Here’s the raw data: -31 Comments (6 times the norm). -30 10 PostRank (50% higher then average). Subscribe to the comments for this post?
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