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You Can’t Manage What You Can’t Measure! Social Media Analytics

Harp Interactive

Social media marketing companies like other marketing agencies need to back their claims with statistics and provide metrics to prove effectiveness. PostRank : A content analyzer and provides great feedback on Tweets, Digg, Stumble and Freindfeed. The client wants to know if their social media campaign is working!

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The 4 Marketing Metrics Mandates

Convince & Convert

Tweet There are four mandates that companies are adopting when they are examining and analyzing the success of their online marketing and social media programs. Behavior-Based instead of Aggregated Data. Because most companies know their open rate, but they do not know whether it’s any good in comparison to other companies.

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Socialnomics Book Review | jasonyormark.com

Jason Yormark

Most people with a pulse can tell you that Facebook and Twitter are all the rage, but Socialnomics drives it home with detailed examples from organizations that have embraced social media and found huge success (Obama’s campaign detailed in Chapter 4), to companies that have missed the boat (see Hasbro’s Scrabble incident in Chapter 7).

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Like Stuff On Facebook? Say Cheese, You're An Ad!

Waxing UnLyrical

If a company is going to make money off my “likes,&# shouldn’t I get a piece of the pie , as Beth Harte said (and I agree) on Facebook? Maybe its one thing if I "like" a companies page (which I rarely, if ever, do anyways) because Ive entered their "home" on facebook. In aggregate they will ad up.

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How to Generate Blog Post Ideas

Viper Chill

Use Postrank to Find Engaging Posts When I wrote a post about the 28 items in my internet marketing toolbox, I covered a nifty little service called Postrank Analytics which lets you see your most shared blog posts on sites like Digg, Delicious and Twitter. Never thought of doing that either I have to admit, so thanks.

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