Archive for the ‘Blog monitoring’ Category

Problems with social media technologies

October 16th, 2009 — Mark

In the summer Hyper Happen’s Asi Sharabi wrote an anguished post about dealing with the output from social media dashboards.  Luke Brynley-Jones, who is putting together a panel at Monitoring Social Media next month, asked me to talk about it.  At the risk of “scooping” my contribution, this is what I wrote:
My sense is that [...]

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Tracking reality TV in social media

November 26th, 2008 — Leon

On E-consultancy.com I examined the potential for TV programme makers to use social media as an tool to monitor viewer opinion.
See the article here.
By Leon Bailey-Green.

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Martha Lane Fox advises online to survive “global crisis”

November 20th, 2008 — Leon

Unable to get away from headlines of an economic crisis, who better to make sense of how to manage fiscal change than the woman at the helm of a company who survived the stock market crash of 2001?
Promoting entrepreneurialism for Enterprise Week Lastminute.com’s Martha Lane Fox told the BBC that online is key to the [...]

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How to monitor blogs: it’s about knowing the questions you want answered

December 28th, 2006 — Mark

When we first speak with a brand manager or a PR person they normally ask us these questions:
“What are people saying about my brand in blogs?”
“Can you help me monitor that?”
We say: we can help you monitor blogs, but first you need to do to help us define the questions you want answered. Monitoring [...]

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Blogging4business

October 30th, 2006 — Mark

On Wednesday I presented at a fascinating training morning run by e-Consultancy’s Craig Hanna along with Blogging4business’s Matthew Yeomans. The agenda was to educate the audience about blogging as a phenomenon and to give them a sense of what it could teach them about their own customers and how they could use blogging and [...]

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