• image/svg+xml:
PR News Homepage
|
Search
  • Topics
    • 5 Questions With
    • Branding/Marketing
    • Corporate Social Responsibility
    • Crisis Management
    • Digital & Technology
    • Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
    • Explainers
    • Internal Communication
    • Measurement & Data
    • Media Relations
    • Media Training
    • Messaging
    • Nonprofit PR
    • PRNEWS Live
    • Reputation
    • Social Media & SEO
    • Work Life
    • Writing
  • Learning
  • Case Studies
  • Awards
  • Events & Webinars
    • Events & Webinars
    • Other Events
  • Resources
    • Free Newsletters
    • Agency Elite: Top 120 Agencies
    • Jobs
    • Research & Whitepapers
    • Advertise with PRNEWS
    • Contact Us
  • Advertise
  • Subscribe
  • This Week's Issue
  • View Cart
Subscribers: Log In

Forgot Password?
  • Social Media & SEO

Engagement on B2B Social Posts Down 17% YOY

avatar
01/05/2023

By Erika Bradbury

like dislike social media icons

To kick off 2023, we examine topics that garnered the most engagement in B2B posts last year.

Popular posts across Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok were, similar to 2021, those focused on sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion. Industry trends, how-to's, and posts using humor or demonstrating partnerships were also popular, says Madison Busick, an analyst with comScore powered by Shareablee, which provided data exclusively to PRNEWS.

The total number of actions on B2B posts decreased 17 percent year-over-year, Busick says, though actions on TikTok increased 10 percent over the same time period.

Actions, or engagement, is the sum of likes, shares and comments.

 

Color solutions company Pantone saw the most engagement on Twitter and Instagram, though was nearly twice as efficient on the latter, at an average of 27.2K actions per post. Graphic design app Canva saw high engagement on Facebook, averaging 18.9K actions per post. Though its engagement dropped significantly on Instagram and did not even make the top 10 on Twitter, it was the number two company by engagement across platforms, thanks to its proficiency on Facebook.

 

Related

No related posts.

Recent

  • Abdul El-Sayed’s Unfiltered Communications Style: 6 Lessons for PR Pros
  • The Conference Trap: Why More Meetings Don’t Always Mean More Opportunities
  • AI Influence, Not Control: Five Takeaways From Muck Rack’s 2026 Generative Pulse Summit
  • PR Roundup: Marissa Mayer’s Demo Misfire, How AI Is Shaping the Midterms and Lime’s Civics Playbook
  • Five PR lessons from ‘You Can See Everything’

Upcoming

    Trending

    • PR Roundup: A Press Secretary’s Rough Debut, Social Media’s Growing Role in Elections and Kim Cattrall Returns to PR
    • PR Roundup: The Eagles’ Fragmented Crisis Response, Why AI Visibility Scores Can Mislead and Chipotle’s 25-Year Halloween Tradition
    • What Katie Zacharia’s Five Days at the Podium Can Teach Every PR Pro
    • PR Roundup: The NHL Misreads a Cultural Moment, Starbucks Faces a Labeling Lawsuit and AI’s Reputation Problem Gets a Formal Warning
    • Nextdoor Users Surge, Show Promise for Social Media Communications Amid COVID Crisis

    Featured Jobs

    Sign up for the Job Seeker »
    View All Jobs »
    • Associate Director of Communications - Plastics Industry Association - Washington, D.C.
    • Senior Manager, Brand Communications & PR - Make-A-Wish America - Phoenix, AZ
    • Digital Marketing Specialist - Zoe Fine Art - Brentwood, TN

    Find a Job   | Post a Job

    Customer Center

    • Case Studies
    • Shop
    • Help & Info

    Advertise

    • Media & Event Sponsorships

    Areas

    • E-Letters
    • Events
    • Guidebooks
    • Jobs
    • Privacy Policy
    • Cookie Settings
    • Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging
    • Accessibility Statement
    • Webinars

    Learn

    • About
    • Contact Us

    Sister Sites

    • Cablefax
    • Cynopsis
    • Folio
    • Event Marketer

    Industry Alerts

    |


    PR News Homepage © 2026, Access Intelligence, LLC.
    All rights reserved.