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What's In That Sentiment Score?

Net-Savvy Executive

Sentiment is the stoplight chart of social media analysis. Still, sentiment analysis is the surest source of disagreement in social media analysis. I started writing about it in 2007; five years later, you can still find companies working closely with university researchers to find better technologies for scoring text.

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What You Liked in 2010

Net-Savvy Executive

Monitoring Social Media Before You Have a Budget - May 2008 (#1 in 2009) Visual text analysis - April 2007 (#4 in 2009). Sentiment Analysis is Not a Mood Ring - March 2010. Human vs. machine analysis - April 2007 (#7 in 2009). Corporate social media specialists - September 2007 (#5 in 2009).

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The Specialization of Social Media Analysis

Net-Savvy Executive

In 2007, I asked for opinions on a generic term for social media monitoring, analysis, research, etc. Social media analytics Every 15 minutes, someone announces a new tool for measuring social media. This approach blends social media and web analytics , and it's good for questions such as, "is my Facebook campaign working?"

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Language Support in Social Media Analysis

Net-Savvy Executive

Apply text analytics to content in the language. Adding more languages to the analytics engine of a social media platform is hard work. I've heard from several sources that adding sentiment analysis in another language, for example, is equivalent to starting over. It's easy to make up a list of languages and mark them yes or no.

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Social Media a CRM perspective

Social Media Network Marketing

Unlike traditional CRM, which creates vast internal databases of clients and prospects, social networking sites are external repositories of direct communication and indirect comments about businesses, products, people, experiences and an array of customer sentiment. Have been sharing a lot on my Blog, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.

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10 Reasons Why Your Business Needs a Killer Social Media Strategy

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Reply Jayesh Paul May 19, 2010 at 10:54 am Powerful points, social media tools are making more easier to check your SMO efforts via social stats with google analytics. Reply Michelle Hillaert May 19, 2010 at 8:38 am Simply put. can be done only if you’ve some expertise on social/business networking’s smart techniques. Reply Jay B.

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Pinterest For Business To Business: Interview With Joel Windels of Brandwatch

Diva Marketing Blog

About Brandswatch : Launched in August 2007, Brandwatch develops tools for monitoring and analysing social media conversations. Useful features like sentiment analysis and author metrics can help analysts work out how companies are faring on Pinterest, and how they might be doing that. Our interview is with Joel Windels.