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Category Archives: Social Analytics
Facebook Graph Search Beta: Unlocking the Value of the Social Graph
It’s not a phone, and it doesn’t fix the mobile monetization problem. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, here are some thoughts on Facebook Graph Search Beta, announced at a press conference at Facebook HQ this morning. … Continue reading
Big Data: It’s time to start thinking about DX
Back in September, I spoke on a panel at Dreamforce in which I used my Nike FuelBand to illustrate the difference between data and metrics, arguing that the difference is meaning: data is the raw material; metrics are one way … Continue reading
Binders Full of Women: When a Meme Hijacks Your Brand
During the second Presidential debate this week, it only took a few moments for a social media/community manager named Veronica De Souza to claim the URL bindersfullofwomen.tumblr.com. Not long after, YouTube exploded with parody videos. All of this is to … Continue reading
Social Media Crisis Prevention: Can You Defuse an F-Bomb?
It’s a nightmare scenario. You get a frantic text or call from a co-worker that someone tweeted a tasteless joke or profanity from your corporate Twitter account. The keywords in the post start trending among your brand mentions, soon to … Continue reading
Posted in Social Analytics, Social media, Social Media Risk
Tagged Social Media Governance
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Social data is the canary in the coal mine for Big Data
I spoke at the Boston eMetrics Symposium yesterday on the subject of Big Data; specifically, how we will build organizations that can adapt to it, extract insights and act on them in a meaningful way. People generally discuss Big Data … Continue reading
Before You Freak Out About Pinterest and the Zappos Study…
A lot of people have been buzzing today over this Bloomberg story both announcing Zappos’ launch of a recommendation engine based on Pinterest pins, and stating that–although Pinterest drives the highest number of shares compared to Facebook and Twitter–it also … Continue reading
Does the Social Web Perpetuate or Expose Disinformation?
I woke up Sunday morning to a tempest on Twitter. Apparently, Bill Keller of the New York Times had published an op-ed defending Wikileaks. It was retweeted by none other than Jeff Jarvis, Dan Gillmor and Nick Bilton–some of the … Continue reading
The Social Media ROI Cookbook: Measuring the Revenue Impact of Social Media
Everyone talks about the challenges of measuring the revenue impact of social media, but how are top brands actually doing it? And are they successfully measuring ROI? My colleague Andrew Jones and I spoke with 16 brands, 38 vendors, 3 … Continue reading
Following the Digital Breadcrumbs: How Can We Understand the Dynamic Customer Journey?
I’m working on a report on how companies measure the revenue impact of social media (brands, please fill out our survey here). It’s not only a technically but philosophically complex topic. Granted, the ability of social media to generate revenue … Continue reading
Posted in Altimeter, Facebook, Multichannel, Social Analytics, social commerce, Social media
Tagged Dynamic customer journey
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