MKT-666 develops students' ability to effectively and successfully create and implement a social media marketing campaign and evaluate and measure its success, with intensive skill building on creating, applying, and integrating the appropriate social media tools that enable marketers to build high-value relationships with their constituencies.
Full graduate-level campaign execution
MKT-666 mirrors the applied, full-lifecycle campaign focus of the undergraduate MKT-455 Social Media Marketing Campaigns course, but within a graduate program context, with an emphasis on skill integration across multiple social media tools.
Evaluating and measuring genuine campaign success
The course requires not just creating and implementing a campaign, but evaluating and measuring its actual success — closing the loop between execution and demonstrated results.
Key topics in MKT666
- Graduate-level social media campaign creation
- Integrating multiple social media tools
- Implementing a full social media campaign
- Evaluating and measuring campaign success
- Building high-value relationships through campaigns
- Graduate program application of campaign skills
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Worked example: closing the execution-to-evaluation loop
- Incomplete approach: Creating and launching a campaign without rigorously evaluating whether it worked
- MKT-666's approach: Requiring genuine evaluation and measurement as part of the campaign deliverable itself
- Lesson: MKT-666 teaches that a social media campaign isn't complete until its actual success has been measured and evaluated against defined objectives
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Frequently asked questions
SNHU's catalog includes closely related social media campaign courses at different program levels — MKT-455 within the undergraduate marketing major and MKT-666 within graduate programs — sharing the same core campaign framework (create, implement, evaluate, measure) because that framework reflects the genuine real-world social media campaign process regardless of program level. The graduate context (MKT-666) generally expects deeper strategic sophistication and more rigorous evaluation in the deliverables, even where the stated course description text closely overlaps with its undergraduate counterpart.
A social media campaign that's created and launched but never rigorously evaluated leaves open the basic question of whether it actually achieved its objectives, and without that evaluation step, there's no reliable way to know whether the campaign's tactics and tools were well-chosen or whether they should be changed for future efforts. MKT-666 requires evaluation and measurement as part of the deliverable because genuine campaign management competence includes closing this loop, not just executing the campaign's earlier stages.