The analysis of 18 pages of Latvian kitchen manufacturers showed that most companies still do not understand how to work with social media in 2025.
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Analysis of kitchen manufacturing companies' social media in Latvia
14 Dec 2024
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An analysis of 18 pages of Latvian kitchen manufacturers showed that most companies still do not understand how to work with social media in 2025
- Visual unity of profiles: only 27.8% of profiles have a single visual theme, but 33.3% have no visual unity, and 38.9% have partial unity.
- Expert posts: only 1 company regularly publishes expert posts, 3 companies - sometimes, and 14 companies do not publish them at all.
- Number of publications per month: the maximum number of publications per month is 21 (Virtuves pec pasutijuma). Most companies publish only 0–3 times per month.
- Frequency of publications: 83.3% of companies have a low frequency of publications, and 16.7% have a high frequency.
- Advertising activity: 16.7% of companies run ads periodically, 5.6% run them constantly, and 77.8% do not use advertising at all.
- Advertising creatives: the average number of creatives is 1.44. There is no advertising in the format of user-generated content (UGC), which significantly reduces engagement.
- Publication of completed objects: 30% of companies publish completed objects frequently, but 55% of companies do so only sometimes.
- Stories: 94.4% of companies do not keep stories or do so irregularly, and only 5.6% of companies do so regularly.
- Highlights: 33.3% of companies have well-designed highlights, 50% do not have them at all, and 16.7% have poorly designed highlights.
- Description of profiles: 5.6% of profiles have an unspecified USP (unique selling proposition), but only 22.2% include numbers that could increase credibility.
- Entertainment posts: 94.4% of companies do not publish entertainment posts.
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