Archive for 'Analysis'
Enterprise use of Social Media is largely non existent – SAP TechEd 08 BuzzGain
Much as the technology industry is claimed to be an early adopter of all things social, Web 2.0 and community, its not making as quick progress as people think it is.
SAP TechEd08 is the annual SAP developer conference, is currently taking place in Berlin. Our good friend Mike Prosceno (who authors a good blog in [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 under Analysis, Events, twitter.
Tags: blogger events, Dennis Howlett, IdaRose Sylvester, Mike Prosceno, Mike Stopforth, Phillip Pott, SAP, SAP TechEd08, SAPTechEd, social media, social media stats, twitter, Vuk Trifkovic
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The fat head of friendfeed statistics BuzzGain
Our advisor Louis Gray attended the Lifestreaming panel by MIT/Stanford where FriendFeed founder Brett Taylor presented in the session titled “Lifestreaming : The Real time web“.
There’s a very interesting statistic that Brett mentions in his presentation.
FriendFeed has stored over 100 million entries shared by FriendFeed users.
BuzzGain tracks about 82,353 (as of August 2008) users for [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 under Analysis, BuzzGain, friendfeed, social media.
Tags: brett taylor, BuzzGain, early adopter, engagement, friendfeed, louis gray, steve rubel, Web 2.0
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Business or Personal: How to manage your corporate Twitter profile
Its a well understood maxim that technology companies are the “early adopters” of most things new in technology. Used to be financial services and telecommunications were the flag bearers, but if you were developing any kind of software the first companies you’d go and knock on the door of were in New York or Silicon [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 under Analysis, Main Stream Media, twitter.
Tags: Business use of Twitter, IVR, social media, Social News, twitter
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Akismet spam trends can tell you the zeitgeist
“Zeitgeist” refers to the ethos of an identified group of people, that expresses a particular world view which is prevalent at a particular period of socio-cultural progression.
There are multiple tools to find the current hot trends, topics and discussions on the web including Techmeme, Google Trends and Twitter Search.
There’s one that’s closer to home (your [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 under Analysis, Blogger Relations.
Tags: Akismet, Blog Spam, Google Trends, Spam Comments, Trends, Twitter Search, Zeitgeist
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Advertising versus Social Media: A tale of 2 Surveys
Microsoft released a survey of small business owners today on Search Engine Marketing (SEM). 3 top takeaways:
1. 59% of responding small businesses with Web sites still don’t buy search advertising. 90% have not tried search marketing at all.
2. Top 3 reasons why they did not invest: a) Feel its very complex b) Dont have the [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 under Analysis, Marketing, social media.
Tags: Microsoft, Search Engine Marketing, Search marketing, SEM, social media, Survey
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The blogging platform of choice for Main Stream Media
Most people compare blog sites and bloggers to main stream media. I am not sure I agree 100%, but lets go with that assumption. The top 20 US newspapers, or main stream media newspapers with the largest circulation currently (and also mostly by website statistics) are listed below and their blogs.
Side note: In the top [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 under Analysis, Authority, Main Stream Media, Public Relations, Tips.
Tags: Analysis, Anil Dash, Main Stream Media, Matt Mullenweg, Metrics, Movable Type, MSM, News, Newspapers, Scott Karp, Typepad, Wordpress
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5 top categories of ideas / topics to blog about
If you have a corporate blog and are getting stuck trying to figure out what to write, we have have some suggestions from the experts, and also a set of them on our own:
First the experts:
1. Chris Brogan: 100 Blog topics to write about and 50 blog topic ideas.
2. Lois Kelly. 17 blog worthy topics
3. [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 under Analysis, Blogger Relations.
Tags: blog content, blog ideas, blogging, chris brogan, Lois Kelly
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The best feature on twitter – the direct message
Anyone can send you an email. Which is the main reason for the SPAM. Anyone who can does send you unwanted email. What if you had a system where you had to authorize someone to send you email. If you did not “authorize” them, they could not.
This is different from “whitelists. In a whitelist, if [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2009 under Analysis, twitter.
Tags: direct message, Robert Scoble, social media, twitter
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