The Realtime Report
APRIL 3, 2014
” The study, reported on Nate Elliott’s Blog , examined more than 2,5000 direct user interactions with 20 leading brands. Here are the specific numbers for brand interaction sentiment on each social platform: Facebook: 49% positive, 32% neutral, 20% negative. Google Plus: 53% positive, 29% neutral, 18% negative.
The Realtime Report
FEBRUARY 12, 2017
Social Analytics: A Valuable Tool Evolving To Meet Expectations. G2 Crowd , a business software reviewing company, recently released a report focusing on social analytic software. The report contains nearly 900 reviews of over 25 different social analytics products. By Levi Olmstead.
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The Realtime Report
MARCH 31, 2014
Check out this week’s summary of all the latest social media news, including changes and new features for Facebook and Twitter: Twitter rolls out photo tagging. Any social media updates that we missed? Let us know in the comments below.
The Realtime Report
FEBRUARY 2, 2024
Reddit’s Big Move on Money-Making Features: Here’s What You Need to Know “The future of social media is monetization,” claims Jason Adler, an expert at Repocket. Reddit, the “front page of the internet,” seems to agree with this sentiment. The big question is: Are we ready for this change?
The Realtime Report
DECEMBER 12, 2012
This is the problem that Salorix is trying to solve with a new social media management platform called Amplfy 2.0, It “brings direct marketing discipline” into social media, and enables scale. You can track everything from engagement, top influencers over time, sentiment, topics, competitors and more.
The Realtime Report
MARCH 11, 2014
” In a few months, Possible will use data from these Twitter conversations to create a report for MoMA, looking at people’s sentiments about art with additional filters of gender, geography and more. MoMA is already successful in social media, with 1.6 million Twitter followers and 1.5
The Realtime Report
DECEMBER 20, 2012
Wal-Mart’s marketing chief Stephen Quinn told the Journal that he “never saw this level of engagement” with a digital campaign – but didn’t reveal how much of the sentiment was positive vs. negative. Will this experiment “spur on other retailers to use social media in new and bigger ways?”
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