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Social Media Monitoring For Your Business
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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I have monitored social media buzz on particular keywords and brands via qualitative measures and it is time consuming. I found some good approaches like:
1. Google Trends
2. Google Alerts
3. Going to Twitter Search
Someone recommended Viral Heat. But its a pay service. But if it saves time and its accurate, why not.
1. Google Trends
2. Google Alerts
3. Going to Twitter Search
Someone recommended Viral Heat. But its a pay service. But if it saves time and its accurate, why not.
I am actually starting some research into this for one company I deal with who is launching their social media plan and they want a way to monitor the situation. I should have some info in a few days.
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