Social Media IntelligenceSocial Media Analytics

Go beyond social metrics
to understand performance Understand social performance

Measure reach, engagement, growth, share of voice and sentiment across social platforms — then trace the numbers back to the conversations behind them.

Built for teams that read past the numbers

  • Morgan Stanley
  • airbnb
  • Apple
  • Alibaba
  • Amazon
  • Toyota
  • Google
  • Microsoft
  • Infosys

Why it matters

Go from reporting
to understanding

Reach, engagement, sentiment and share of voice are useful signals — but they rarely explain themselves. Lolly connects social performance to the conversations, themes and events behind the numbers so teams can move from reporting to understanding.Lolly links your social metrics to the conversations and events behind them, so you know why they moved.

Performance

See which channels, campaigns and content are changing your results.

Channel growth list beside a rising conversation-volume chart

Context

Connect movement in the numbers to the conversation around it.

A campaign post linked to topics, sources, audiences and events

Benchmark

Put your performance in the context of competitors and category activity.

Rumours, one-off spikes and unrelated chatter filtered into a relevant signal panel

How it works

Connect social performance to
the conversations behind it

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Measure core social performance

Track the metrics teams use to understand visibility, engagement and audience response.

Understand share of conversation

Compare your brand’s presence with competitors and category conversations to add context to performance.

Connect campaigns to conversation

Examine how campaign moments, messages and creative themes show up in audience response.

Compare markets and platforms

Break performance down by channel, market, topic or campaign so teams can see where results differ.

Trace metrics to source

Move from a change in a metric to the underlying mentions, themes and conversations that help explain it.

Ask Ana+ New chatHistory
Why did engagement fall while reach grew?

Reach is up 24% and engagement rate is down 3 points, so the month bought distribution, not attention.

Instagram added the reach. TikTok held 31% share of voice on a third of the posts — that is where the attention actually is.

Both figures trace back to the 1,284 posts behind them, and the export is ready.

reach +24%engagement −3 ptsshare of voice 31%
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Meet Ana

Your AI analyst for social media analytics

Ask Ana to turn social media data into clear insights on reach, engagement, performance, and growth.

  • Understand performance — Analyze reach and engagement across platforms and entities.
  • Compare channels — Identify what’s performing across platforms and campaigns.
  • Track conversation share — See how mention volume and share of voice change over time.
  • Connect the data — Trace metrics back to the underlying mention and content data.
  • Find what matters — Surface performance trends and insights to guide your next move.
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The workflow

From metric change to
marketing insight

Trace the finding back to the conversations that explain what changed.

01Measure the changeVolume, engagement, sentiment and share of voice over time.
02Segment by platform, campaign or marketIsolate where the movement actually happened.
03Identify the conversation driving itThe themes and posts behind the number.
04Inspect source evidenceOpen the original content, not a rolled-up score.
05Turn the finding into a reporting or optimization decisionBrief the team, adjust the plan or keep watching.
Explore the workflow

Use cases

How teams turn social performance
into insight

Executive reporting

Give leadership a view of performance with the conversation and competitive context behind the numbers.

See how Lolly adds value

Questions we get asked first

What is social media analytics?

It is the measurement and interpretation of social media performance using metrics such as engagement, reach, audience response and share of voice.

What metrics should social media teams track?

Common measures include reach, engagement, growth, sentiment, share of voice and campaign-specific performance indicators.

Why should social analytics be traceable to source conversations?

Source-level context helps explain why a metric changed and gives teams evidence they can investigate rather than relying only on an aggregate number.

Can Lolly compare competitors?

Lolly’s social intelligence workflow can be used to compare brand and competitor conversations, including share of voice and related performance signals.

Who uses social media analytics?

Marketing, social, communications, insights and executive reporting teams commonly use social analytics to measure performance and explain change.

Turn social metrics
into clear decisions

See what changed, understand what drove it and explore the conversations behind your social performance.

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