Stampede Social simplifies Fan Generated Content (FGC) campaign management by efficiently tracking, storing, and downloading user-generated content. It offers real-time reports, participant engagement features, and supports multiple campaigns with an easy setup. It's designed for tracking campaign-specific FGC associated with trackable hashtags where the creator or brand is tagged, rather than general social media monitoring.
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Creating a FGC campaign with Stampede Social is quick and straightforward. By adding the hashtag tracker for the campaign in the Profile section of your Stampede Social dashboard, your campaign becomes active, and the tool starts tracking relevant FGC.
Deleting a FGC Campaign
Stampede Social automatically detects FGC tagging your IG and using your auto-DM single word campaigns, ensuring smooth audience engagement and campaign management.
Your active FGC campaigns are listing on your campaign screen in the active Fan Generated Content sections
For your FGC campaigns you will be able to see:
Acknowledging posts/submissions
Stampede Social supports running multiple FGC campaigns concurrently, depending on your plan. Additionally, it provides the flexibility to remove and replace FGC campaigns as needed, allowing you to adapt your strategy and content based on evolving campaign requirements. If a fan uses more than one of your FGC hashtags and tags you that entry/post will only show up under one of those hashtags not both.
Unfortunately, no. You cannot set up an automation for a post on a timeline other than your own (this is the most frequently asked question). However, when you set up a DM automation Stampede Social will automatically look for that same hashtag if someone uses it and tags you.
Two FGC reports are available under reporting:
A Fan-generated content (FGC) campaign on Instagram is a marketing strategy that involves encouraging Instagram users to create and share content related to a brand or product. This type of campaign aims to increase brand awareness, engagement, and loyalty by leveraging the power of user-generated content.
Here are some specific steps to run a FGC campaign on Instagram:
Set a goal: Identify the objective of your campaign. It could be increasing brand awareness, promoting a new product, driving sales, or generating user engagement.
Create a branded hashtag: Develop a unique hashtag that represents your brand or campaign. It should be easy to remember and include in captions and posts.
Require users to tag your brand in their captions: Encourage participants to tag your brand in their captions when they create and share content related to your campaign. This will help increase visibility and engagement around your brand and campaign.
Encourage user participation: Promote your campaign on Instagram by posting about it on your brand account and encouraging your followers to participate. You can also reach out to influencers and ask them to participate.
Reward participants: Offer incentives for users to participate in your campaign, such as a chance to win a prize or be featured on your brand's Instagram page.
Monitor and share user-generated content: Keep track of the content users are creating using your branded hashtag and repost and share the best ones on your brand's Instagram account.
Engage with users: Respond to comments and messages from users who participate in your campaign to build engagement and foster a sense of community around your brand.
Overall, a successful FGC campaign on Instagram can help increase brand awareness, drive engagement and sales, and build a loyal community of followers.
If a company wants customers to keep coming back, they can create a fun challenge where people can earn rewards. Here's how it works:
First, the company makes up a cool name for the challenge and asks people to use it along with the company's name when they post about the challenge on social media. For example, #LoyaltyRewardsChallenge + @brand.
Then, they tell people about the challenge on their website, social media pages, and through email. They should explain how to participate and what rewards people can earn.
To participate, people have to follow the company on Instagram and share a photo or video that shows how much they like the company, using the challenge hashtag + @brand.
The company can choose the best posts and share them (with permission) on its own Instagram account, tagging the people who posted them. This will encourage more people to join in.
When the challenge is over, the company can give out rewards to everyone who participated.
They can also look at all the posts using a tool called Stampede Social to see how many people joined in and what they shared. This will help them see how popular the challenge was.
At the end of the challenge, the company can also download all the posts from Stampede Social and add them to their loyalty database. This way, they can keep track of social media activity and reward the most loyal customers even more.
Stampede Social can help you with a FGC campaign by collecting all the posts or reels tagging your brand and using the hashtag.
With Stampede Social's FGC tracker, you can stay updated on the success of your campaign as it's happening.
You can see how many posts have been created for the campaign, the unique number of users, and a real-time database of all the submissions.
It's also easy to reply to FGC posts and acknowledge them using the Stampede Social dashboard.
You can download a database of all the FGC posts and reels in your campaign with just one click.
FGC tracking is available in our Creator Pro/Pro Plus packages.
No. We're sorry, but you can't use automatic DMs based on a post on a regular person's timeline.
You can only automate DMs based on actions on your own timeline. (Per Instagram guidelines)
However, you can respond to posts on other people's timelines via your dashboard if they're part of one of your FGC campaigns.
Your FGC campaign tracker starts when it is implemented.
Any posts made prior to the campaign tracker being set up will not be displayed in your dashboard.
Your campaign tracker runs in the background so it's never a bad idea to turn it on prior to actually needing it live. This will ensure you do not miss any posts.
There are some circumstances where posts may not appear in your dashboard:
Deleting a campaign opens up a space for a new campaign to begin.
The deleted campaign's results will still be available in your FGC report.
Check with your legal team, but it's always best to ask permission first.
Using someone else's Instagram content without their permission can potentially be a violation of their copyright, and may result in legal action being taken against you. However, there are certain circumstances where using someone else's Instagram content may be allowed, such as if you obtain their permission or if the content is licensed under a Creative Commons license.
If you want to use someone else's Instagram content, it is always best to ask for their permission first.
Here is a process that you can follow to ask for permission:
Identify the content that you want to use: Make sure that you are clear on what content you want to use and the purpose for which you want to use it.
Find the owner of the content: Look for the original owner of the content by checking the username or handle of the account where it was posted.
Contact the owner: Reach out to the owner of the content via a direct message or by email. Explain who you are and why you want to use their content. Be clear about how you plan to use it and for how long.
Wait for a response: Give the owner of the content some time to respond to your request. If they do not respond within a few days, you can send a gentle reminder.
Obtain permission in writing: Once the owner of the content has given you permission, make sure that you obtain their permission in writing. This could be in the form of an email or a message exchange.
Give credit where credit is due: When you use someone else's content, always give credit to the original owner. This could be in the form of a tag in the caption or in the photo itself.
Remember that the process of obtaining permission can take time, so it is always best to plan ahead and allow enough time for the owner of the content to respond to your request.