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Monitoring Social Media Trends
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Have you used Google Trends to access keyword trends? I have used it and it was interesting to see the results for Michael Jackson on the day and time shortly after his death. The results correlate with news reports that Google and Twitter encountered slow connection due to excessive traffic.
Since user generated content is so prevalent and is a part of social media, it is good to monitor what users are conversing about.
I also found another trend service called Trendrr which I was impressed with. For small business owners, free or economically priced add on services are desired.
So how do you monitor social media trends?
Since user generated content is so prevalent and is a part of social media, it is good to monitor what users are conversing about.
I also found another trend service called Trendrr which I was impressed with. For small business owners, free or economically priced add on services are desired.
So how do you monitor social media trends?
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I also noticed the same issue with very specialized niches, lest say a medical specialty. Google Trends may me more useful for consumer brands.
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I like Google Alerts. A friend of mine uses Techgrigy to monitor social media alerts. There is a free version available but I never got into it. http://www.techrigy.com/
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I really like Google alerts. I am trying to get my head around social shopping as a concept (I am not convinced about the model) although I noticed recently that one of the sites I follow is using the twitter api pulling out small product tweets and putting them on the site and associated with the products - thereby hopping to add to the knowledge/opinion relating to product entries/reviews.
It is not an exact science though - some work well - if the tweet references a brand and product name - others work less well are feature common keywords but the tweets are obviously not about a product - still its a sign of how central twitter will be in the future if they continue in ther current form
It is not an exact science though - some work well - if the tweet references a brand and product name - others work less well are feature common keywords but the tweets are obviously not about a product - still its a sign of how central twitter will be in the future if they continue in ther current form
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