Brand engagement refers to the interaction between a customer and a brand, and can be used as a way to measure the effectiveness of a brand’s products, services, environments, and communications. The definition of a “valuable interaction” may vary from one organization to another, and some companies may view brand engagement as a key driver of revenue while others may view it as a less important metric compared to financial metrics such as customer lifetime value. The following are common types of brand engagement.
Purchases
Purchases of a product or service.
Loyalty Programs
A customer joins a loyalty program.
Products & Services
Time spent interacting with your products or services. For example, customers may spend hours a day interacting with a game.
Visits
Visits to a physical location such as a showroom or an electronic location such as a website or app.
Contacts
A customer contacts you.
Communications
A customer interacts with your promotions & communications. For example, a customer opens a catalog you sent them.
Search
A customer seeks out your brand by name. For example, the number of people searching for your brand on a search engine.
Subscriptions
A customer subscribes to a service such as a newsletter.
Mentions, Shares, Likes
Mentions and interactions in media such as social media.
Word of Mouth
A customer recommends your product to a friend.
Views
Views of content such as a promotional video for a new product.
