This article defines frequently used terms in the Rival IQ application
Term | Definition |
Activity | The volume of posts a company makes on one or more channels. |
Audience | The number of followers a company has on different channels. The Landscape > Cross-Channel > Overview page displays the total number of followers across all social channels. This provides you with a frame of reference for your top channel in comparison with the landscape. |
Breakout Post | A post that performs high above the average for a landscape. For more information, see What's a Breakout Post? |
Company | A company's unique URL in Rival IQ, usually the company's website. If the company doesn't have a website, you can create a company by specifying any of the following:
For more information about adding companies to a landscape, see Building Landscapes. |
Company Filters | Labels that you apply to a company to segment companies into groups for analysis. Filters can be any term or phrase, and you can apply one or more filters to a company. Learn more about customizing filters Organizing and Optimizing Your Landscape Setup. |
Cross-Channel Metrics | Rival IQ tracks the following cross-channel metrics:
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Date Range | The period of time you select from which to analyze data for a company or landscape. This can be either a fixed number of days (March 2 to March 7), a relative number of days (the last 7 days), or a custom date range. |
Engagement Total and Engagement Rate | Metrics tracking actions that social media users take in response to posts by a social media handle.
For more information, see Understanding Engagement Rates. |
Domain Authority | A proprietary metric maintained by Moz that predicts how well a domain will perform in search results. Learn more about this here. |
Facebook metrics | Rival IQ tracks the following Facebook metrics:
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Instagram metrics | Rival IQ tracks the following Instagram metrics:
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Landscape | A collection of companies to track for a comparative or competitive analysis campaign. You can set a highlight or focus company, such as your own company, and a set of filters to segment companies in the landscape. Use either multiple landscapes or company filters to organize the companies in your Rival IQ account. For instructions on edit a landscape, see Building Landscapes. |
Meta Description | A brief description of your website that search engines use to create preview content. To learn more about meta descriptions, click here. |
Notable Activity Alert | An email sent to subscribers of a landscape summarizing Breakout Posts and where your competitors have made big moves in positioning or metrics. You can receive this email up to once a day. |
Social Rankings | The area in Rival IQ where you see a summary of key social metrics benchmarked against your competitors. |
Social Summary | An email sent to subscribers of a landscape summarizing a week's worth of activity in that landscape. You will receive this email once a week. |
Twitter metrics | Rival IQ tracks the following Twitter metrics:
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YouTube metrics | Rival IQ tracks the following YouTube metrics:
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