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Marketing Smarts Podcast: Social Media Monitoring Feeds on Brains

“Most of the Internet is noise,” says Aaron Weber of Spiral16, and who can disagree? Nevertheless, for all the noise, there is some meaningful “signal” there. The trick is figuring out how to isolate it and, more importantly, having done that, contextualize it so you can figure out what it actually means.

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10 Questions for Social Media Measurement Success

social media measurementIn order for companies to realize the maximum benefit and impact from social media marketing, the pre requisite for goal setting must be a certain level of understanding about the nature of online communities, social media sharing web sites and applications.  Unrealistic expectations based on a lack of knowledge about the social web is far too expensive to ignore.

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Six Critical Steps to Take Before Starting Your Social Media Monitoring Initiative

social media monitoringNote from Lee: This guest post comes to us from Andy Beal, CEO of social media monitoring tool Trackur and coauthor of Radically Transparent: Monitoring & Managing Reputations Online. Andy and I have known each other for many years and in fact, Andy was the first “famous” SEO blogger I had the opportunity to meet in person. He was gracious, helpful and very smart then and continues those traits today. He literally wrote the book on Online Reputation Management and I appreciate his willingness to share practical insights into the world of social media monitoring.

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Considering a Social Media Monitoring Investment? Ask Questions First.

Social media monitoring is all the rage. You’d think that it’s a just cool, trendy thing to have as a marketer, right? Wrong. Social media monitoring (SMM) is a serious tool that shouldn’t be taken lightly, alas it might just become shelfware (you know, the stuff that sits on a shelf and gets all dusty after people bore of it.).

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