BSBMKG546 — Develop social media engagement plans
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What an assessment for BSBMKG546 must cover
40 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Prepare to develop social media strategy
- 1.1Identify client requirements and characteristics of target audience for social media strategy
- 1.2Research and document characteristics and online habits of the target audience according to organisational policy
- 1.3Identify and analyse common responses to triggers, interventions, and preferred and avoided behaviours on social media platforms and applications
- 1.4Evaluate market research and identify the attention span and retention characteristics of alternative content types and engagement patterns
- 1.5Document research results and deliver to appropriate personnel
2 Devise social media engagement strategy
- 2.1Select preferred social media platforms and applications according to organisation, client and audience requirements
- 2.2Select content and engagement interventions for target audience according to client requirements
- 2.3Establish metrics for social media performance according to organisational strategies
- 2.4Identify and develop mitigation solution for risks to brand and message integrity and trust of target audience
3 Facilitate content delivery
- 3.1Develop relevant content and schedule release for maximising target audience attention
- 3.2Engage with target audience on chosen social media platforms
- 3.3Identify and implement relevant tools and automate the engagement process in applicable delivery areas
- 3.4Apply identified metrics for posts, responses and updates
4 Monitor and evaluate social media engagement
- 4.1Develop plan for ongoing review of performance using a social media analytics service
- 4.2Identify gaps in performance against requirements and adjust as necessary according to organisational plan
- 4.3Evaluate and report on social media engagement effectiveness for delivery to relevant personnel
Performance evidence
- develop, review and update a social media engagement plan for an organisation or work area.
- In the course of the above, the candidate must:
- specify a target audience for social media engagement according to client or organisational requirements
- set measurable metrics for determining success
- research online behaviours and characteristics of target audience and identify typical responses and journeys
- review and select social media platforms and applications to meet requirements
- develop and schedule release of relevant content that aligns to strategy
- develop a plan for social media interactions including requirements for consistent messaging and automate engagement process where possible
- monitor and react positively to changes in the social media space.
Knowledge evidence
- features of existing legislation and policy relevant to social media
- features of existing social media platforms and their relevance to key industry functions
- benefits of consistent messaging in social media, including branding and the development of trust
- methods of engaging target audience on social media including: offering personalised responses to target audience questions, comments, reactions
- typical response characteristics of users to common social media interventions
- features of existing tools and techniques used to engage users on social media
- performance measures commonly used to evaluate social media engagement
- relevant organisational strategies, policies, and procedures.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Identifies and analyses complex texts to determine organisational and client requirements Reviews relevant information to understand the audience of the social media engagement
- Writing: Integrates information from a number of sources to develop materials suitable for purpose and audience
- Oral Communication: Presents information and seeks input using structure and language appropriate to audience Uses questioning and listening to confirm understanding
- Numeracy: Analyses data from a range of sources to effectively understand audience, and define strategy success
- Initiative and enterprise: Draws insights from information, enabling increased understanding within the organisation and opportunities for improvement
- Self-management: Adheres to and job requirements relevant to social media engagement Responds rapidly and shows flexibility by taking advantage of the organic nature of social media where it is advantageous for organisation and client
- Planning and organising: Plans and organises workload and processes to ensure compliance with organisational policies and procedures
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