Leo Ryan
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Measuring Social Media - MarketingNow MeasurementReally like slide 25 – lists 3 things to measure, something I’ve been looking at in my own work. In the absence of the media industry’s metric magic of media impressions we’ve had to find a framework for measuring non-paid for media. The issue is that the different channels, campaigns and ways you use them can all throw off different metrics and have different results.
In order to create some kind of uniformity I’ve been working with three broad categories of metrics;
Coverage: who sees it in what numbers
Engagement: what do they do with it
Action: what business or marketing objective is being met.
As a simple example I set up the framework for my own blog as a way of exploring this: http://www.burning-head.com/index.php/2009/08/a-measurement-framework-for-the-burning-head-blog/
As non-traditional media (media with non-industry-standard measures) grows we are going to have to work out a way of planning, reporting and optimizing it.
Would be very interested to hear your thoughts on this structure as a starter for ten.2 months ago
Paul Koyich
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Becoming An InfluencerI guess at 57, I am still a little old fashioned, but considering my kids ages, 32 and 34, beginning to see the light, I must say don’t know what we would have done without the internet and Skype!6 months ago
Ira Kaufman
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Social Media Marketing CampaignLaurel
Excellent job. Your approach is a strategic followup to a intro on SM. Like to discuss some ideas in the future
Ira http:///blog.jobzcafe.com2 years ago
jeremycabral
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Social Media Marketing CampaignGreat presentation with some well thought out diagrams - well done!
Jeremy Cabral
http://twitter.com/jeremycabral10 months ago
Laurel Papworth
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Social Networks Monetized RevenueThanks guys, glad you enjoyed it :) I am presenting a version of it, again soon, here in Sydney, with updates. Stay tuned! :)2 years ago
Benjamin Joffe
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Social Networks Monetized RevenueVery nice mapping of revenue models. I was moderating a panel on social media in Nov.08 and "social gaming" was seen as the savior of SNS - with avatars in the mix for good balance.2 years ago
guest6169be
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Social Networks Monetized RevenueI think that this is a great video. I recently wrote about the same subject in my blog. I think that companies need to ask themselves five qualifying questions to see if they have the opportunity to generate revenue by fostering an online social network:
Do you act as a broker of goods or services?
Do you provide content or advice to a significant percentage of a specific industry or consumer segment?
Are you facing new competitors who generate revenue by aggregating audience around your content or by providing meta-content?
Do you have data or knowledge within your organization that is obscure to your clients?
Do you serve an audience that is highly fragmented?
Check out the rest of this blog entry at http://edgewatertech.wordpress.com/2009/01/23/generating-revenue-through-social-networks-part-i/11 months ago
guest8bd653
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Social Networks Monetized RevenueThat is the beauty of Social Networking and how we can utilize it’s power
to reach the world. I see this happening
at http://www.buuuz.com with musicians getting the youth of the world t
listen to what they have to offer. Pretty Clever.9 months ago
Philippe C
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Freesouls Laurel PapworthDear Laurel, like this photo with a meaningful sentence. It deserves to keep it as the slide of the day. Best wishes. Phil2 years ago
Oliver Ding
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Freesouls Laurel PapworthMany thanks to Laurel, I have updated the new slideshow Freesouls 100. Your submission is the first answer within the master deck.
Freesouls 100 - Master DeckView SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: tennis freesouls100)2 years ago
dbrook
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Education: Profile and Identity onlineThis was an interesting address at EdNA, thanks for posting the slides, it has made me think about the online universe in a different way.2 years ago
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