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What’s the Best Social Media Monitoring Tool? It Depends

Webbiquity SMM

Through PRWeb, which Vocus acquired in 2006 , it offers extensive news distribution and tracking capabilities. Nielsen BuzzMetrics. Nielsen’s monitoring covers more than 100 million blogs, social networking sites, discussion boards and other sites where consumers can post content. Share this on Technorati. Tweet This!

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Brand Monitoring: Where Are They Now?

Net-Savvy Executive

The first report in the space was Peter Kim's Forrester Wave: Brand Monitoring (September 2006), which introduced us to seven companies: Biz360 Acquired by Attensity in 2010. Nielsen BuzzMetrics Nielsen bought the rest of BuzzMetrics in 2007 and used it as the core of NM Incite , its joint venture with McKinsey, in 2010.

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OliveWoo – The First Location-based Date Service

Mindjumpers

Since forming in March 2006 more than 5,000 people have signed up to attend monthly standing room only events. About SF New Tech SF New Tech is the largest and longest running monthly technology event in San Francisco.

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Best Social Media Monitoring Tools

Bill Hartzer

Nielsen – this is one of the most well known, and trusted names in customer data analytics. Nielsen has several tools that its customers can use to find out what is happening with their brands within the social media realm. Monitter : Track up to three distinct keywords at the same time on Twitter.

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10 Techniques to Get More Comments on Your Blog

ProBlogger

A Jakob Nielsen study once found that 90% of online community users are lurkers (read or observe without contributing) with only 9% of users contributing ‘a little’ and 1% actively contributing. This article was first published October 12, 2006 and updated September 22, 2022. Photo by Alexander Shatov on Unsplash.

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Tools do not a master make [redux]

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Re-printed below is a post of mine from August 2006, Tools do not a master make , that explores a similar theme. = = == ==. Don Norman , of the Nielsen Norman Group , has a different take on PowerPoint. In his essay In Defense of PowerPoint , Norman places the blame not on PowerPoint but on those who use it improperly.

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10 Techniques to Get More Comments on Your Blog

ProBlogger

A Jakob Nielsen study once found that 90% of online community users are lurkers (read or observe without contributing) with only 9% of users contributing ‘a little’ and 1% actively contributing. This article was first published October 12, 2006 and updated September 22, 2022. Photo by Alexander Shatov on Unsplash.