Social Campaign Hub: Monitor your campaign performance and reuse UGC

The Social Campaign Hub is a dashboard that centralizes all your social campaign data and community-generated content on socials in one place. 

This dashboard provides clear visibility into ROI and improves operational efficiency by helping you track and analyze results, export and reuse user-generated content (UGC) and optimize future campaigns, directly from the back-office.

Accessing the Social campaigns Hub

To access it, go to Statistics > Social campaigns Hub.

When entering the Social campaigns Hub, you’ll find a complete list of all your social campaigns configured with hashtags on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, whether active or completed.

Campaigns are displayed by creation date (up to 100 per page, with the option to load more). 

Each row shows the following details:

  • Campaign name
  • Social media platform (Type)
  • Creation date

Deleted campaigns may still appear due to role or status linkage issues.

Campaign detail page

By clicking on a campaign, you will access two tabs: Global performance or Content

Here's how you can navigate and what you can see or do:

Details and purpose of both tabs

Global performance Content

In this tab, you can see all the overall statistics for the selected campaign:

  • Total posts
  • Global engagement rate and engagement rate by reach (depending on the platform, see below).
  • Total interactions
  • Likes, comments, views, reach, shares, saves (Instagram) or favorites (TikTok)

Monitor these engagement metrics to identify trends. For example, if a product performed better on TikTok than Instagram, consider focusing more of your next campaign’s budget or formats on TikTok.

 

You can also:

  • See the list of participations, showing username, date, engagement rates and metrics
  • Click on the username to see the community profile
  • Click on the metrics to see the post on the social platform
  • Export data by clicking on the Export button

How to use this data?

  1. Identify high-performing UGC for reuse in future campaigns. For example, if a TikTok video showcasing a product gets more likes and shares than others, consider featuring it in email campaigns, website banners, or paid ads.
  2. Optimize content strategy by analyzing which formats (videos, carousels, images) drive the most engagement.
  3. Plan future campaigns based on platform performance: if posts perform better on Instagram for a certain product, prioritize that platform next time.

Engagement Rate Formula

Instagram
  • Engagement Rate = (Total Interactions ÷ Number of Followers) × 100
  • Engagement Rate by Reach = (Total Interactions ÷ Reach) × 100

Total interactions:

  • Posts = Likes + Comments + Saved + Shares
  • Reels = Likes + Comments + Saved + Shares
  • Videos = Likes + Comments + Saved + Shares
Tiktok
  • Engagement Rate = (Total Interactions ÷ Number of Followers) × 100
  • Engagement Rate by Reach = (Total Interactions ÷ Reach) × 100

Total interactions = Likes + Comments + Shares + Favorites

Use engagement rate to compare performance across campaigns and platforms. For example, a high ER on TikTok may indicate content format to prioritize for the next campaign.

How to export data?

You can export your campaign data directly from the detail page using the Export button (on the right in the Global Performance tab).

Available exports:

  • Global Data CSV: Aggregated campaign metrics
  • Posts CSV: Individual post data including username, URL, and engagement metrics

You can export one campaign at a time.

Consider reviewing and exporting data monthly to track progress over time.

FAQ

What qualifies as a social campaign?

Any campaign (mission, contest, product test) configured with a hashtag on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. Learn more in this article.

Will media assets update if the original post changes?

No. Assets are fetched once and stored permanently.

What happens if a post is deleted on Instagram/TikTok/YouTube?

The stored media remains accessible in the hub, but links to the original post may break.

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