How SMR works

Our Social Media Reputation (SMR) score provides a benchmark to gauge brands’ respective popularity.

The score is derived by averaging the noise around a brand (‘reach’) with its popularity (‘satisfaction’).

We then compare the numbers from the last month to the previous three months to apply a topical adjustment (‘recency’).

SMR Scorecard diagram

An algorithm and some more human analysis later and an SMR score is born.

To boost accuracy, a representative sample of the automated sentiment data is validated by our expert team, specifically briefed on your marketing objectives.

But beyond the scoring, Yomego’s SMR service provides clients with a monthly report containing analysis of the stats, edited highlights from key influencers in your sector and a prioritised list of recommendations. Opportunities and threats are spotlighted and findings can be aligned with your wider marketing KPIs.

If you are a brand owner and would like us to calculate an SMR score for your brand and its two closest competitors, please get in touch.

The social media data and analysis for the index is provided by the social media monitoring tool Alterian SM2.

Alterian SM2