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    WordPress and Facebook provide statistics about blog and page performance. On WordPress, statistics can be found by clicking "MySites" after logging in. On Facebook, a summary appears on the right side of the cover photo, and mousing over "postreach" provides insights into the most engaged with recent post. Facebook statistics include reach, paid reach, post clicks, likes, comments, shares, page likes trends, reach by post, page visits, visitor times, and audience demographics.

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    Lesson 13 - ICT Project Publication and Statistics

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    WordPress and Facebook provide statistics about blog and page performance. On WordPress, statistics can be found by clicking "MySites" after logging in. On Facebook, a summary appears on the right side of the cover photo, and mousing over "postreach" provides insights into the most engaged with recent post. Facebook statistics include reach, paid reach, post clicks, likes, comments, shares, page likes trends, reach by post, page visits, visitor times, and audience demographics.

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    WordPress and Facebook provide statistics about blog and page performance. On WordPress, statistics can be found by clicking "MySites" after logging in. On Facebook, a summary appears on the right side of the cover photo, and mousing over "postreach" provides insights into the most engaged with recent post. Facebook statistics include reach, paid reach, post clicks, likes, comments, shares, page likes trends, reach by post, page visits, visitor times, and audience demographics.

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    Lesson 13 - ICT Project Publication and Statistics

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    WordPress and Facebook provide statistics about blog and page performance. On WordPress, statistics can be found by clicking "MySites" after logging in. On Facebook, a summary appears on the right side of the cover photo, and mousing over "postreach" provides insights into the most engaged with recent post. Facebook statistics include reach, paid reach, post clicks, likes, comments, shares, page likes trends, reach by post, page visits, visitor times, and audience demographics.

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    Lesson 13: ICT Project

    Publication and Statistics


    Word Press
    Once you log in to your WordPress
    account, you areon the Reader tab by default.
    Simply click on MySites and from there you
    will see the statistics foryour blog.
    Facebook
    In your created Facebook page, a
    summary of thestatistics will appear on the
    right side of your cover photo.
    Hovering your mouse pointer over
    “postreach” will give your more insights on
    which recent post reached the most people:
    a. Overview – contains the summary
    of statistics about your page
    Definition of terms on your Facebook
    statistics: Reach: Organic – your posts seen
    through the page’s wall, shares by users, and
    the news feed
    Reach: Paid – your posts seen through paid
    ads
    Post Clicks – number of clicks done to your
    posts
    Likes, Comments, and Shares – actual
    interaction done by your audience either
    through liking the post, commenting on it, or
    sharing it on their walls.
    b. Likes – contains the statistics about the
    trend of page likes.
    c. Reach – contains information about the
    number of people who was reached by your
    post.
    d. Visits – contains data of the number of
    times your page tabs (like the Timeline) are
    visited.
    e. Post – contains data showing when (day
    and time) you site visitors visit your site.
    f. People – contains statistics about your
    audience’s demographics (age, location,
    gender, language, and country). It is also
    includes demographics about the people you
    have reached and engaged with.

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