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25 04 2017
Visualisation of Facebook data. What you will not learn about your fan page from admin stats. Part 2.
We typically expect the analyses of large data sets to provide us with simple clues that will increase the number and engagement of visitors to our page. Detailed research on interactions with Facebook posts shows that trends tend to vary from month to month, making it difficult to find universal rules governing social media. Our visualisations, therefore, do not provide ready-made solutions, but rather help users embark on data exploration for a broader look at fan page statistics.
Karol Piekarski, Waldemar Węgrzyn
21 03 2017
Where’s the Culture? A Cultural Event Geography by Facebook
Is it possible to map cultural activity across the city based on social data? Well, we gave it a go! Using the information available on Facebook, we set out to trace the dynamics of the local cultural life to find out whether the city’s geographical centre is also where its cultural heart beats.
Hanna Kostrzewska, Paweł Jaworski
09 03 2017
Visualisation of Facebook data. What you will not learn about your fan page from admin insights
Administrators of Facebook pages have at their disposal a set of advanced statistical tools to track and study the engagement of its users. However, if they want to compare their own performance in relation to similar institutions or competitors, they are forced to seek the paid services of analyst firms. Alternatively, they may refer to the data from another source, i.e. Facebook’s API. This is exactly the way we decided to check whether researchers or cultural event organisers can gain a basic understanding of any fan page, while performing their own studies and visualisations.
Karol Piekarski, Waldemar Węgrzyn