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A social media audit is a non-negotiable task for any business serious about refining its web-based identity.

First, gather every social media account—active or not—that bears your brand’s name.

Don’t overlook dormant accounts—even those no longer in use could still be tied to your brand identity.

Suspend or rebrand obsolete accounts to eliminate risks of mimicry and reinforce brand integrity.

Next, evaluate each platform’s performance.

Review performance data including subscriber trends, comment and share ratios, visibility stats, SNS フォロワー 増加 サービス and CTR over the last 90 to 180 days.

Cross-reference the data to pinpoint which channels drive the highest interaction.

Follower count alone is misleading; true success lies in how deeply your audience connects with your posts.

Review your content strategy.

Classify your content into visual, interactive, and narrative formats to spot trends in performance.

Pinpoint the post styles and subject areas that consistently spark comments, shares, and saves.

Is your content calendar reliable, and does your language stay true to your brand’s personality and mission?.

Track what’s missing from your feed and what’s consistently falling flat with your audience.

Verify all your profile details across every channel.

Make certain your description, avatar, website URL, and communication info match perfectly everywhere you’re present.

Each profile must instantly convey your brand’s purpose and value proposition.

Incorporate search-friendly terms to boost discoverability.

Study your rivals.

Select 3–5 direct competitors and closely examine how they engage their audiences.

What types of posts do they run, how regularly, and what level of interaction do those posts generate?.

This can give you ideas for improvement and help you spot opportunities you might be missing.

Analyze your demographic and behavioral data.

Use built-in analytics tools to understand who your followers are—their age, location, gender, and when they’re most active.

Use these insights to design content that speaks directly to their interests and post when they’re most likely to engage.

Finally, set clear goals for the next quarter based on what you’ve learned.

Aim for a 25% boost in shares, expand your LinkedIn following by 15%, or respond to DMs within 60 minutes.

Ensure each target is clear, quantifiable, and achievable within your resources.

Create a concise audit summary that your marketing team can use as a reference and performance baseline.

Treat this as a quarterly ritual, not a yearly checkbox, to ensure your strategy stays agile and purpose-driven