TweetI’m sure the number of marketing-related messages on Twitter hasn’t escaped you. As I’ve noted before, Twitter is like a [...]
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Ever Wish There Were More Marketers On Twitter?
by Tom Webster on August 6, 2010
Trust And Our Addiction To Link Shortening
by Tom Webster on June 23, 2010
TweetWhen I publish this blog post, a plugin will dutifully tweet you all that I’ve written something new here on [...]
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The Confounding Variable Of The Retweet
by Tom Webster on May 4, 2010
TweetLast night I got a particularly hamfisted pitch on Twitter for an automated sentiment tracking service. Apparently, they picked up [...]
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The Hidden Bias Of Social Media Sentiment Analysis
by Tom Webster on March 11, 2010
TweetMany of the leading social media monitoring suites come with some form of sentiment analysis technology, and this technology is [...]
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Social Media Monitoring 201: The Market Research Perspective
by Tom Webster on February 25, 2010
TweetSo, you’ve taken the big first step in social media for your business: listening. You’ve set up Google Alerts for [...]
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Retweets Are Not A Proxy For Trust
by Tom Webster on December 22, 2009
TweetJeremiah Owyang recently alerted me to Edelman’s newest toy, TweetLevel, which purports to measure the total influence of a Twitter [...]
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Thinking Inside The Box: Thoughts on Twitter Usage, Social Networking and Offline Promotion
by Tom Webster on February 28, 2009
TweetChris Brogan posted on Twitter a while back that he had written a post on blog promotion but couldn’t come [...]
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