After your Adobe account rep has set up your account, you will receive a username and temporary password. In this Adobe tutorial, you will learn how to sign in to Adobe Social via Adobe Marketing Cloud using only your web browser.
- After your Adobe rep has set up your account, you'll receive an email with login instructions. In this video, I'll take you through the steps for logging in successfully. The welcome email you receive from Adobe will ask you to sign into Adobe Social via Adobe Marketing Cloud using your web browser. To go directly to Adobe Social, go to social.omniture.com. You can also access the Adobe Marketing Cloud at this URL, marketing.adobe.com. When your account was set up, you should have received your username and a temporary password from your account rep.
You can use that to log in. You'll also want to include your company name right here, and, as you can see, my login information is saved, so I'm going to click Sign In. The first time that you log into Adobe Social, you'll be prompted to change your password. Because this isn't my first time logging in, I don't have that prompt, but just be aware that you'll probably see that when you log in. You'll also see a prompt on the screen that will walk you through the tool. Again, this isn't on my screen, but I just wanted you to be aware that these are a few things that you might see when you first log in.
So now that you're all logged in, let's take a look at all of the tools and features available to you in Adobe Social.
Author
Michelle Hernandez
Released
12/10/2015This course will familiarize new users with the Adobe Social platform. Social media marketing expert Michelle Hernandez shows how to publish content, set up reports and publishing workflows, add campaigns, create tags, and track competitors. Plus, learn how to set up social listening rules to monitor conversations across the social web. You can also see how your campaigns are performing with Adobe Social's impressive analytics tools. Want to keep your online communities on track? Watch the chapters on unified moderation, which allows you to moderate comments across multiple platforms and implement auto-deletion and escalation rules. By the end of the course, you should be able to more effectively manage your brand, engage your audience, and measure ROI from all your social media marketing efforts.
- Explain how to add users and groups to Adobe Social.
- Describe how to add social properties to Adobe Social.
- Summarize how to set up social listening rules.
- Recall how to track your competitor’s pages.
- Describe how to use the content calendar.
- Cite the tools you can use in Adobe Social to track your success.
- Differentiate between the two types of moderation rules in Adobe Social.
- Describe the various dashboards in Adobe Social.
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 29s
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1. Getting Started with Adobe Social
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Logging in to Adobe Social1m 13s
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Adding social properties4m 51s
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Adding campaigns3m 8s
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Creating page groups2m 3s
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Managing Google Circles2m 19s
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Adding link shorteners1m 57s
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Tracking competitor pages1m 39s
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SAINT classifications1m 2s
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2. Publishing Social Media Content
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3. Viewing Social Analytics
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Creating custom reports3m 57s
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4. Using Unified Moderation
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Using moderation feeds2m 8s
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Creating moderation rules4m 28s
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5. Viewing Dashboards
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Using dashboards1m 34s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 5s
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