social-engagement

Vocabulary Word

Definition

When we talk about 'social engagement,' we're referring to the way and amount people interact with each other or with an organization, particularly on social media or through other online platforms. This includes things like comments, likes, shares, and even how much time they spend on a page.

Examples in Different Contexts

In digital marketing, social engagement refers to the interaction between brands and their audience on social media platforms. A digital marketer might say, 'Increasing our social engagement through interactive posts and timely responses has significantly boosted our brand visibility and customer loyalty.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

Our social media activity isn't creating the buzz we needed. We have to revise our communication strategy to draw in audiences and potential investors.

Response:

That’s a good idea. Enhanced social engagement should be a priority to attract more audiences and stakeholders.

Academics

Scenario:

We're noticing that only a small number of students are participating in extracurricular activities. We need to find a way to motivate them to engage more.

Response:

I believe launching a series of exciting workshops and social events can help increase social engagement within the students.