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SN effects on society

If you are thinking a year ahead - plant seeds If you are thinking 10 years ahead - plant a tree If you are thinking 100 years ahead - educate the people The number of minutes on social networks in the U.S. rose 83% in April from the same month a year ago according to Nielsen Online. The total number of minutes spent on Facebook surged 13.9 billion in April this year from 1.7 billion a year ago, making it the No.1 social network. Social networking seems to be growing at epidemic proportions; ne… Continue

Added by mariana soffer on January 18, 2010 at 4:50am — No Comments

NEW COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU

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Added by jeanjulien on December 2, 2009 at 11:06am — No Comments

Nurun & IFOP pour l’analyse d’influence des médias

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Added by jeanjulien on October 14, 2009 at 3:00pm — No Comments

Influence in B2B

How Influence Really Works in B2B

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Added by Vincent on October 14, 2009 at 6:26am — No Comments

10 Critical Features of Reputation Management Platforms

Before you invest, consider the options. by Alecia O'Brien, Director of Marketing, dna13 http://www.themeasurementstandard.com/issues/9-1-09/obrienplatforms9-1-09.asp Continue

Added by jeanjulien on September 30, 2009 at 10:58am — No Comments

Post Digital Marketing 2009

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Added by jeanjulien on September 15, 2009 at 5:25pm — No Comments

Things to Consider when selecting a web-based PR Service

Here's a link to "Things you should consider when selecting a web-based PR Service" - http://www.phoenixmgi.com/news_detail.aspx?news_id=43 Hope you find it useful! Continue

Added by Jean Radtke on June 4, 2009 at 12:10pm — No Comments

Techrigy's Aaron Newman as SMB-Toledo

If anyone is interested, Aaron Newman's May 1 talk at Social Media Breakfast-Toledo #2 is available. His presentation is here: http://smbtoledo.ning.com/ His talk is in segments here: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/1451128 (Sorry the WiFi was sporadic at times during the early part of Aaron's talk so we have it recorded in bits and pieces.) Thanks to Aaron for making the trip! -Mike (I'm on the SMB-To… Continue

Added by Mike Driehorst on May 12, 2009 at 9:27pm — No Comments

The long, slow death of the banner

I believe that the standard web banner has been in it’s final death spiral for some time now. In fact, I started Mojave because I grew tired of the constant arms race to trick people into noticing online ads. People hate online banners because they provide little value; they interrupt, are often poorly targeted (no, I’m not interested in refinancing in Michigan) and don’t encourage a dialog between the user and the brand. And with an average 0.1% click-through rate, what’s in it for the advertis… Continue

Added by Robert Gourley on February 18, 2009 at 7:07pm — 2 Comments

Welcome to heatherrast's Techrigy page

Hi everyone! I'm just starting my page here on Techrigy. Should be fun, Connie and Aaron seem like great people! Please check back later for more, I'll be baaackk! Meanwhile, follow me on Twitter, http://twitter.com/heatherrast Thanks! Heather Continue

Added by Heather Rast on November 8, 2008 at 3:00pm — No Comments

SM2 2.9

Hey guys, sorry I'm not too great about keeping up with my blog here in the community but we do have a new release I wanted to tell you about, and there were a lot of useful tools added. To start, we've added two new screens in our latest release: Alerts and Domains. Alerts is a great new tool that gives you the ability to receive email notifications based on two parts. The first option is percentage change. You input a percentage of change you wish to be notified about, and if any search yield… Continue

Added by Bob Pease on September 10, 2008 at 9:30am — No Comments

SM2 2.8

Last night we released SM2 2.8. This release was a lot of hard work, but was completely worth it. You can now export results, get a weekly overview report, and we've incorporated a new search system. Try it out, let us know what you think. http://sm2.techrigy.com Continue

Added by Bob Pease on August 13, 2008 at 11:19am — 1 Comment

SM2 Request: give us your feedback

Every so often Aaron and I sit down and discuss the ways we could improve SM2 from a user standpoint. This proves to be a difficult task as it usually becomes a guessing game. It is hard for us to distance ourselves from the application, or at least enough to really have the mindset of a new user. I thought it would be beneficial to ask the community their views. We listen closely to user feedback about SM2, and most of our features have come by request. So please, if you have any thoughts abou… Continue

Added by Bob Pease on July 23, 2008 at 2:00pm — 2 Comments

SM2 Downtime

Hello SM2 Community! I received a lot of emails regarding downtime today. We had an emergency maintenance earlier today and had to take the system offline. Rest assured, this is not a regular occurrence. We are now running again on all cylinders. If there are any other questions, you can shoot me an email at: jim@techrigy.com. Thanks again for all your support! - Jim (Manager, Community Support) Continue

Added by Techrigy Inc on June 23, 2008 at 9:27pm — No Comments

SM2 2.6

I am probably more excited about this latest release than any other. We pushed out our new community feature late last night, giving our users the ability to share Folder Rules (categorization of search results). We worked hard the last couple of weeks to get this working, and it will be a huge help to new users who aren't familiar with our product. Just head over the Community section of the navigation, and select "Share Folders". Once there you will see a grid of community data (for now, most… Continue

Added by Bob Pease on June 12, 2008 at 10:42am — No Comments

Why 'conversation'?

Because the difference between social media and 'traditional' online media is that social media is a conversation rather than a static communication like a book, an informational website (brochureware) or a transactional website (e-commerce, SaaS). Like any conversation there is an entry, responses and changes in subject, opinion and temperament. I write a Tweet, several people respond, someone blogs about the exchange, another person adds their 2 cents- that's social meeting, a meeting place th… Continue

Added by Martin Edic on June 3, 2008 at 7:09pm — No Comments

discussion on social media measurement to track new media campaigns

I just started a discussion on http://www.insocialmedia.com around using social media measurement to track the effectiveness of new media campaigns. http://www.insocialmedia.com/forum/topic/show?id=2025541%3ATopic%3A13882 I'm starting to map out how this can actually be used to get real numbers that can be used in an ROI model. Continue

Added by Aaron Newman on June 1, 2008 at 7:02pm — No Comments

New Wikipedia Page - Social Media Measurement

I created a page on Wikipedia for social media measurement. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Social_media_measurement It's very rudimentary at this point. I invite everyone that has something to contribute to the page to come and edit it. It would be a great way to learn about how Wikipedia pages are created and edited.… Continue

Added by Aaron Newman on June 1, 2008 at 5:00pm — No Comments

SM2 Features

We are working on some sweet new features for the application. Over the next few weeks we are implementing a community section of SM2. This will give users the ability to share some parts of their accounts with other members, such as: lists of blogs, folder rules, and lists of influencers by verticals. Users can then take, a list blogs for example, and use those blogs in their searches. Continue

Added by Bob Pease on May 30, 2008 at 3:29pm — No Comments

SM2 2.5 Release

Late last night, we pushed out the latest release of SM2. New features include: -Profiles: Allows users to manage each profile as a seperate set of results and search terms. -Basic Themes: Gives you a view of the most common words or themes in a set of results. http://sm2.techrigy.com Continue

Added by Bob Pease on May 28, 2008 at 8:52am — No Comments