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The Emotion found in Social Data

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Some might, but the vast majority of people who share content, post comments, or offer sentiments and opinions online do so because they are in what Andrew Jeavons of Survey Analytics calls “the point of emotion.” Most people who write on social media outlets don’t do so just for the sake of doing it.

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The ultimate social media listening guide for marketers

Sprout Social

Immediate research : Analyzing current social media listening data provides you with immediate research that does not need to run through focus groups or other in-person structured analyses. More affordable : Coordinating focus groups and hiring marketing research agencies can be pricey. Create a brand analysis.

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On Research, Measurement’s Oft-Forgotten Sibling

Waxing UnLyrical

On how to decide which research method to use: Steve said that they use a mix of tools on almost every project, with surveys, focus groups and interviews being the most common. They use interviews and focus groups (they call them workshops) to extract softer information – feelings, attitudes, and so on. What color?

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Who’s Driving the Data Movement? Social Media Managers

Buffer Social

” Jobs is known for a related, widely-circulated quote that picks at the same issue: “It’s really hard to design products by focus groups. Case in point: sentiment. Sentiment graph from Brand Grader. Sentiment falls into macro. A sample social media report from Buffer Analyze.