Podcasts about Social analytics

Social media listening is an area with great untapped potential in the pharmaceutical industry. In this episode, Peg Crowley-Nowick, PhD, MBA, President of Medical Affairs Consulting at Lumanity, and Damian Eade, Managing Director, Social Analytics, Insight at Lumanity, discuss how a Medical Affairs team approaches social media listening differently than a commercial team. They review the differences between traditional key opinion leaders and digital thought leaders as well as discuss the impact these “digital influencers” have in the social media landscape. They talk through insight collection and learning about the patient experience through social media and how these insights can be leveraged for patient-focused drug development. Finally, Damian and Peg explore sentiment analysis and how it can be measured and used in social media.  With all of the advancements being made in the digital landscape, staying at the forefront of social media listening can be a powerful tool for Medical Affairs teams.

In der SEO Industrie tauschen wir uns vor allem digital und fachlich aus. Wenig wissen wir über die Persönlichkeiten. SEO Persönlich ist eine neue Reihe des SEOPRESSO Podcast, die hinter die Persönlichkeit des SEO, der SEO schauen will.Diese  Episode also dreht sich um die Person Malte Landwehr. Malte ist seit über 15 Jahren im SEO aktiv, als internationaler Speaker bekannt und Blogger der ersten Stunde.Wir besprechen, wie er mit 14 sein erstes Forum gebaut hat, damit er mit seinen Freunden chatten kann. Wie er während seines Informatik-Studiums (Bachelor Arbeit über Page Rank) an verschiedenen Projekten zu Social Media Graphen gebastelt hat. Malte hat zwar seine Promotion nach einem Jahr niedergelegt währenddessen aber dafür einen Preis als bester, junger Wissenschaftler bekommen für eine Forschungsarbeit zu Social Analytics, u.a. gefördert durch das Ministerium für Bildung & Forschung.Malte hat mit 6 anderen Gründern eine SEO Agentur in Münster gegründet und ist mit Praktikanten & Referenten nach Kreta um die Praktikant:innen in einer Art Academy unter der Mittelmeersonne Sonne am Pool auszubilden.  Warum das Projekt scheiterte und was sein Learning war verrät er ebenfalls.Wir gehen auf die prägende und lehrreiche Zeit bei Searchmetrics ein ("Hey Malte, unser größter Kunde will kündigen, flieg dahin und verhindere das!") und warum er den Schritt vom Product Leadership, zurück zum Head of SEO bei Europas größter Preisvergleichsseite, idealo.de gegangen ist.Außerdem verrät er welches seine Lieblingskonferenz & sein Lieblingsspeaker ist.

Sign up for a FOREVER FREE Metricool account and use our code CEO to try premium features free for 30 days: https://i.mtr.cool/OIOOONHow do real-life creators, small business owners, and social media managers use data to make smarter marketing decisions? We've brought in two experts from Metricool - our favorite all-in-one social media management, analytics, and scheduling platform - to give us the inside scoop.Anniston Ward & Alex Caceres from Metricool's marketing team have a front row seat to thousands of social media accounts of all sizes and niches on platforms ranging from TikTok to Twitter. In this case study, they'll share some of the most underutilized social media analytics tools and insights you can start leveraging TODAY to grow your audience, save time, and improve your marketing strategy with data-driven decisions.To add a visual learning experience while you listen, try their suggestions in real-time by signing up for a forever free Metricool account at metricool.com and use our exclusive code “CEO” to unlock free access to premium features for 30 days as well.Thank you to our sponsors:Watch The Road to RISE Documentary by Comcast RISE: https://bit.ly/RISEQ123_CBC_PodcastManage all your social media accounts + access in-depth social analytics you can't find anywhere else with Metricool! Sign up for your forever FREE account and try premium features free for 30 days when you visit metricool.com & use code ‘CEO'Connect with Metricool:Website: https://metricool.com/Blog: https://metricool.com/social-media-blog/Instagram: @metricoolappTikTok: @metricoolappTwitter: @metricoolMetricool Content Planning Spreadsheet Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozzIuWGOabsIf you enjoyed today's episode, please:Leave a positive review or rating at www.ratethispodcast.com/cubicletoceoSign up for our text notifications at ellenyin.com/superfan so you can be the first to know when a new case study has dropped!Post a screenshot & key takeaway on your IG story and tag me @missellenyin & @cubicletoceo so I can repost you.Subscribe for new episodes every Monday.

This episode I've interviewed the incredible Lyndsay Clements from Ellen Grace Marketing... She is passionate about helping business owners grow their sales through solid marketing strategies and effective planning. She's worked with a range of large retailers as well as some of the most innovative small product and service companies around. She's an expert in online marketing, content marketing, social media strategy & analytics, marketing strategy, and Google Analytics. You're going to love this episode!We covered the following topics: - How to take an inventory of what is working and what isn't when it comes to your marketing efforts.- The 4 places you should be looking when it comes to your marketing, especially after a big holiday season: Google Analytics, Email Marketing, Social Analytics & Sales/Customer Data.- What are the high level key analytics to look at in Google Analytics? - The difference between 'best' traffic and 'most' traffic.- The changes that have happened within email marketing over the last decade and what you need to think about for your own email marketing.- Why it's important to assess whether you're actually happy with the marketing results you're getting. CONNECT WITH LYNDSAY:Website: https://ellengracemarketing.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellengracemarketingLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lyndsayclementsConnect with The Consistency Corner on Instagram Get The Consistency Corner Holiday Content Planner! 6 weeks of content prompts (for both product based and service businesses) you can customize for your business. It's my gift to you!https://www.theconsistencycorner.com/holidaycontentplanner

Texas-born, Carolina-raised. Krista started her journey back in 2015 as the youngest member of the social media team for Pope Francis' visit to the United States. There, she collaborated and learned from some of the top photographers, digital marketers, and community managers in the industry. Currently, Krista is a Senior Analyst, Digital and Social Analytics at NASCAR and a freelance photographer in Charlotte, NC. She has worked with many sports teams including the Carolina Panthers, Kannapolis Cannon Ballers, Charlotte FC, Charlotte Independence soccer team and the NFL.

"The Professor" Pritch Pritchard, APR and Fellow PRSA, has some advice for CEOs, Vice Presidents, Directors and Managers who might not consider social media metrics and analytics to be a critical need. You don't need to be an expert yourself, but you do need to keep your marketing and PR team in control of social media. Not just outward messaging but also social listening, brand relations and in worse-case scenarios: crisis communication. Pritch discusses various potential crisis communication issues and the tools you might suggest your in-house or 3rd party communications team utilizes for keeping aware of your online reputation and possible brand-damaging social posts. Many of the tools referenced in this episode can be found in the article 17 Best Social Media Analytics Tools For 2022: Reporting Made Easy by Adam Connell on Blogging Wizard https://bloggingwizard.com/social-media-analytics-and-reporting-tools/ Listen/Stream/Watch Subscribe to the podcast https://bit.ly/SGPodListen

Lakshmanan (Lux) Narayan is an Author, TED speaker, marketer and a SaaS entrepreneur.After his stint in advertising, Lux joined Sekhar Vembu as a co-founder at Vembu Technologies, leading sales and marketing and thinking of ways to market ‘a data backup software company' in a cool way.  They went on to create probably the first rap song on SaaS, by the name Cloud, Cloud Baby. Lux later went on to start ‘Eyes and Feet' – ‘From online eyeballs to offline footfalls', a social media analytics firm with Joseph Varghese and Kumar Krishnasami, which then got rebranded as Unmetric,  a social media benchmarking company for brands – ‘It will tell you right now, what five people need five days to do'. Unmetric provides competitive intelligence, based on the 150k brands which they index. Unmetric ended up creating the category of Social Analytics in the otherwise crowded space of  Social Publishing and Social Listening tools. They eventually got acquired by Falcon.io.In his words ‘From the beginning of October, to the end of October, we moved from being an independent company to having a parent, grandparents, and great-grandparents in one stroke'Tune in to this episode to learn the Journey of Unmetric from a Bedroom in Chennai to Boardroom in Copenhagen.Here are other key takeaways from this episode.Cognitive dissonance and marketingHow to coin brand names and product narratives which leaves your brand memorableHow to pitch your product to customers in a way you never had thought of beforeHow to use business card for content marketingWhy category creation is fascinating and scary at the same timeContext Marketing : A secret sauce that many don't shareBest practices to work with PR agenciesUsing Data & Art for Brilliant Storytelling Tune in for more insights, happy listening!

This week's episode is a trip down a very strange rabbit hole. OZY is a wildly sketchy media company that is now being accused of fraud. So Luke and Ryan sat down and went through five years worth of the company's social analytics, across Comscore, CrowdTangle, and SocialBlade. What they discovered was stranger and more confusing than they ever imagined. But they also came very close to getting a full picture of what OZY appears to have been doing for the last few years and why.

How is a neoliberal economy planned? How should a socialist economy be planned? We parse through the “socialist calculation debate.” First laying out the critiques of socialist state planning—and the supposed superiority of the price system and spontaneous order under the market—posed by the original theorists of neoliberal thought: Ludwig Von Mises and Friedrich Hayek. Then knocking them down one-by-one as we consider what a successor of Project Cybersyn might look like. Some stuff we reference: • The Return of Social Government: From ‘Socialist Calculation’ to ‘Social Analytics’ by Will Davies https://scihub.wikicn.top/10.1177/1368431015578044 • The Use of Knowledge in Society by Friedrich Hayek: https://learn.canvas.net/courses/1446/files/549519 • How to Make a Pencil by Aaron Benanav: https://logicmag.io/commons/ • The Singular Pursuit of Comrade Bezos by Malcolm Harris: https://medium.com/s/story/the-singular-pursuit-of-comrade-bezos-3e280baa045c Subscribe to hear more analysis and commentary in our premium episodes every week! patreon.com/thismachinekills Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (twitter.com/jathansadowski) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (twitter.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (twitter.com/braunestahl).

In this episode, I chat with Joe Martin, the GM and VP of Marketing at CloudApp, a visual collaboration tool. What I really liked about this episode is that he talks about, as a remote-first tool, how they're approaching this new remote economy that we live in. So he talks about the boom and traffic they've seen, the signups, and how they've adjusted things to be more applicable than ever. He also talks about customer experience because their tool relates to design and great customer experiences. And they've done a fabulous job of collecting customer and non-customer feedback and designing their product. Joe has more than 13 years of experience in marketing in the tech industry. Prior to his role at CloudApp, Joe was the Head of Social Analytics at Adobe where he led paid social strategy and a research team providing strategic guidance to organizations within the company. He’s been published in the Associated Press, Wall Street Journal, NY Times, and other top tier outlets. Find the show notes for this episode here! Watch this episode on Youtube here. Host: Chris Ronzio

In today’s Modern Digital Enterprise, the digital transformation podcast from Anexinet, GM & Executive VP of Digital, Al Sporer speaks with Anne Erickson, Real-Time Intelligence Manager and Senior Analyst, and Ariana Patrick, Manager and Lead Analyst on how we leverage Social Analytics for our clients and the impact the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic has had on the grocery industry, along with the public’s general attitudes and concerns around shopping for groceries—based on the findings from their Social Media Analysis Report. Social Media Listening is one of the most effective ways to gain a deeper understanding of your customers so you can deliver a truly great digital experience. Anexinet helps global brands utilize Social Media data to drive their corporate strategy. Our Social Listening Managed Service tracks the nuances of emotion and sentiment to provide true insight into how consumers feel about your brand, products, services and competitors. Further, we listen and derive insights from social conversations among patients and across therapeutic areas within the pharmaceutical industry. We analyze this dialog qualitatively and quantitatively to provide insights into patient behaviors, attitudes, concerns and knowledge gaps.

Today's guest is Will Exline. Will manages US Sports Content Partnerships at Twitter, bringing exceptional content from leagues, teams, broadcasters and athletes to fans in real time, while driving reach and revenue for these strategic partners and Twitter. In this episode we discuss:What it’s like to work at TwitterHow sports organizations can be effective on Twitter What it takes to succeed in his role Prior to joining Twitter in April 2014, Will spent three years at FOX Sports focusing on digital marketing and launching their new 24/7 Sports Network, FS1.Will’s specialties consist of: Marketing, Digital Media, Media Buying, Social Media, Brand Management, Website Content, Communication, Public Relations, Promotions, Grassroots Marketing, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Web Analytics, Social Analytics. Connect with Will Exline: LinkedIn | Twitter Connect with Sergio Millas: LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

Brian O’Neal, Founder of Designing for Analytics and Host of Experiencing Data Podcast based in the United States, participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Human-Centric Algorithmic Design for Data Analytics. Human-Centric Algorithmic Design for Data Analytics The digital age has brought enormous growth of digital data from everyone and everywhere. While this brings each nation […] The post Human-Centric Algorithmic Design For Data Analytics appeared first on Risk Group.

Ask staff at many of the world’s leading newsrooms what software they rely on the most and Chartbeat will be near the top of the list. John Saroff is CEO of Chartbeat, which means he has plenty of insights into the way online publishers — and their audiences —are evolving. John joins Matt Navarra and Martin SFP Bryant to talk about the changing habits of online publishers, the best ways to use social media to drive traffic and engagement to online brands, tips for smaller bloggers and publishers, and the future of Facebook’s often rocky relationship with the news industry. Meanwhile, Matt and Martin talk over the week’s news, share the latest tests and tools you need to know about, and Matt gets grumpy about the Martin’s attempts to sledgehammer Aretha Franklin and Sylvester lyrics into the end of the show. Geekout with Matt Navarra is sponsored by Pinterest. Inspire your audience and grow your company on Pinterest with a free business account. Learn more at business.pinterest.com. News stories: Damian Collins is replaced as chair of the UK Parliament DCMS select committee Vine reboot Byte officially launches Starting the Decade by Giving You More Control Over Your Privacy (and why it doesn’t do what it says it does) In Quick Hits, we mention Instagram Addresses Questions on Algorithm, Comment Pods and Verification [Infographic] -- Follow Matt and Martin on Twitter: @MattNavarra and @MartinSFP Join the Social Media Geekout Facebook Group or discuss the show on Twitter using the hashtag #geekoutquestions. Geekout with Matt Navarra is a Big Revolution production. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geekoutmattnavarra/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geekoutmattnavarra/support

In this episode of Sports Geek Q&A Sean Callanan answers questions on Facebook removing likes, social media analytics tools and esports learnings. Full episode show notes available -  https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/qanda-facebook-social-analytics-esports/

In this week’s episode we hear from the “UK’s first Dr of social media” Jillian Ney talks about the evolution of social intelligence and digital behavioural science. Some fascinating insights on Jillian’s work in building behavioural models to understand how people think.

In this special year-end episode of the Social Pros Podcast, Jay and Adam revisit highlights from their top ten episodes from 2018.   Special thanks to our sponsors: Salesforce Marketing Cloud (Magic Moments: How to Create Inspired Marketing to Amaze Your Customers: candc.dl/amazecustomers) Convince & Convert (Experience This! Show: experiencethisshow.com) Yext (The Everywhere Brand: http://offers.yext.com/everywherebrand)   In This Episode 07:51 - Ep #316: Sarah O’Grady “Why the Best Social Media Ideas Sound Terrible at First” 10:17 - Ep #319: Chuck Hemann “Is Your Job Ready for the Future of Social Analytics?” 12:33 - Ep #327: Jenn Herman “Why You Need 3 Different Instagram Strategies” 14:19 - Ep #329: Carmen Collins “Why the Cisco Talent Brand Program in Social Is So Fabulous” 17:28 - Ep #331: Brian Fanzo “How Brian Fanzo Combines Real-Time and Right-Time Social Media” 21:22 - Ep #339: Jay Acunzo “Why Social Media Best Practices Are Making You Worse, Not Better” 24:46 - Ep #342: Owen Hemsath “4 Questions You Must Answer to Succeed on YouTube in 2019” 27:40 - Ep #343: Michael Stelzner “Why Michael Stelzner Says Less Is Now More in Social Media” 32:03 - Ep #314: Eric Saninocencio “How the Houston Texans Engage Fans 365 Days Per Year” 36:14 - Ep #313: Phil M. Jones “Exactly What to Say in Social Media”   Resources Get “The Complete Guide to Social Media for B2B Marketers” from Salesforce completely free here! Sign up for Jay Baer and Daniel Lemin’s Word of Mouth Masterclass here.   Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

Stela Lupushor is the founder and Chief Executive Re-framer of Reframe.Work Inc., a consulting firm advising organizations on workplace inclusion in order to bring resiliency and access to talent in an environment disrupted by demographic shifts, technology, value chain disintermediation, and human behavior evolution. She is also the Program Director, Strategic Workforce Planning and HR Business Partners Councils at The Conference Board facilitating conversations with Fortune 500 corporations-members on building new global workforce strategies to deliver business performance. Additionally, she is the Human Capital Analytics Center Leader at The Conference Board shaping its research agenda. Stela is the Founder, Chairperson of the Board of Directors of amazing.community, a non-profit organization extending the work horizon for women, empowering them to thrive in the workplace of the future. Most recently, Stela established and led the people analytics functions at Fidelity Investments and TIAA where she developed analytics capabilities across the organizations and enabled data-driven workforce decision making. Previously, Stela led the HR Strategy and Social Analytics function at IBM where she built the “future of work” strategy for IBM. One outcome was the sentiment analysis solution which is now used to understand the engagement of IBM’s global and complex workforce. She brought to these initiatives her consulting experience acquired at Price Waterhouse and the successor organizations – PwC Consulting and IBM Global Business Services. Read more at https://www.linkedin.com/in/slupushor/   

Joe Martin, the Head of Social Analytics at Adobe, Marketing Influencer, and King of Dad Jokes on Twitter joins the show to share his experience as an intrapreneur at one of the world's leading tech giants. Hear how he and Adobe foster creativity, how to get better at brainstorming, how to increase your chances of going viral on social media, and how to find business inspiration from your kids. Connect with Joe on Twitter at @joeDmarti and on LinkedIn

Chuck Hemann, Head of Analytics at W2O Group, joins the Social Pros Podcast to discuss the current state of social analytics and where it is heading.   Special thanks to our sponsors: Salesforce Marketing Cloud (Magic Moments: How to Create Inspired Marketing to Amaze Your Customers: candc.dl/amazecustomers) Convince & Convert (Experience This! Show: experiencethisshow.com) Yext (The Everywhere Brand: http://offers.yext.com/everywherebrand)   In This Episode Why it is becoming more important to combine social data with other data sources Why having a Twitter-centric approach to data listening can be misleading How to expand your scope of data as a social media practitioner How strategy and analytics roles are becoming more blended   Resources Brandwatch Rev The Complete Guide to Social Media for B2B from Salesforce Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

Joe Martin is the Head of Social Analytics and a Brand Evangelist at Adobe. He has 10 years experience managing various areas of marketing including research, media buying, social, and overall strategy. As the Head of Social Insights his team is responsible for using data insights from social to influence strategy, product development, monitor the brand, and improve content strategy. Basically Joe is an uber smart data guy. His analyses have been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Associated Press, and Forbes. In this episode, Joe shares helpful advice that will help you get heard. Whether it’s creating fascinating content for your blog, participating in Twitter chats or being featured on a podcast, it’s all about the conversation. You can build a following by going to where everyone is at, like trending topics and hashtags. You want to get active and share your point of view. Be engaging and have fun. My Favorite Quote: “Be engaging and fun. Be yourself.” Your Call-to-Action: Your call-to-action for this episode is to follow Joe’s advice and go to where there is high volume on Twitter. Find a Twitter chat that resonates with you like maybe #AdobeChat or #TwitterSmarter. Click here for my Very Best Twitter Chats for Social Media & Marketing. You can also find people to connect with on trending hashtags. Send me a tweet @MadalynSklar and let me know how this is working out. I want to hear from you! How to Reach Joe: You can reach Joe on Twitter @joeDmarti and on LinkedIn. Ask Me Anything! I want to answer your questions about Twitter. Leave me a voicemail at MadalynSklar.com/speakpipe and I will pick a few to answer on the show. Don’t be shy. I want to hear from you. Share Your Love For This Podcast: Want an easy “one-click” way to Share Your Love for this podcast? Go here: www.madalynsklar.com/love to tweet out your love. Read the Show Notes: We take the notes for you during the episode. Get the show notes at http://www.madalynsklar.com/twittersmarter47

Da oggi disponibile un nuovo ruolo per le pagine: il collaboratore nelle video live. Essendo in aula per il Corso Web e Social Analytics, una chicca di Fabio Piccigallo: "Non si può migliorare ciò che non si può misurare".

Da oggi disponibile un nuovo ruolo per le pagine: il collaboratore nelle video live. Essendo in aula per il Corso Web e Social Analytics, una chicca di Fabio Piccigallo: "Non si può migliorare ciò che non si può misurare".

Jeff LoCastro, Founder and CEO of Neener Analytics based in the United States participate in Risk Roundup to discuss Social Media Based Predictive Analytics. Social Media Based Predictive Analytics Social media is becoming as common as air, food, and water. Now irrespective of nations, when almost everyone is using social media today, the question is […] The post Social Media Based Predictive Analytics appeared first on Risk Group.

Glen talks about the exciting topic of website analytics. Kimba walks you right through Twitter analytics. Rate us on iTunes Show Notes What can you tell from analytics? Too much information to write up here! You’ll have to listen to get the skinny on what you can monitor and why that might help you. Update: […]

Leigh Price—self-proclaimed social analytics nerd—explains what the field of social analytics is, what it’s useful for and why businesses should use it. We talk about good reports (and bad), and Leigh tells us why he loves working in start-ups. Towards the end, Leigh makes some fascinating predictions about the future of social media. He also reveals a to-do … Continue reading MATE 004 – Leigh Price on social analytics, working in start-ups and being a nerd The post MATE 004 – Leigh Price on social analytics, working in start-ups and being a nerd appeared first on MATE podcast.

Today’s episode is a #TwitterSmarter first as we are bringing in a duo on the show. Let’s welcome Alan K’necht and Michelle Stinson-Ross, hosts of the wildly popular #SocialChat, happening every Monday at 9pm ET. Alan is the VP of Social Analytics at digital marketing company, Digital Always Media. With 20+ years experience in the digital marketing and internet space, Alan is also an author, consultant, and public speaker. Michelle is the Content and Outreach Goddess at Authority Labs. She has been a consultant, social media strategist, and digital marketing strategist for the last 6 years. She calls herself an omni-channel social maniac who has tried and tested everything that’s out there. #SocialChat sprung out of an idea Alan and Michelle got from the #SEOChat. Before they knew it, they were joined by 30-50 people per chat and now with over 200 episodes and counting. Listen in to get massive Twitter insights from this dynamic #SocialChat duo. Episode Highlights: Alan says, Think and Plan. Do your research. Know where your audience is and how they interact on the social platform. Form your plan then do your attack. Michele says, Humanize your brand. Engage in conversation. #SocialChat is 4 years old. It’s geared for social media marketers to discuss best practices. It’s grown and blossomed. It also attracts small business owners as well as college students who participate as a class requirement. A Twitter chat is like a conversation at a cocktail party. Don’t just jump in and say something. You have to listen first and then at the right time, pipe in if you’ve got something to add into the conversation. Check out the Noobs Guide to #SocialChat which lays out some good forum rules of engagement when participating in #SocialChat to make sure that guests and participants are able to leverage on the networking. Give love to the people you’re interacting with and mention one another. Tweetables: “A Twitter chat is being in a conversation at a cocktail party.” – @Aknecht “Think and Plan. Do your research. Know where your audience is. And how they interact on that social platform.” – @Aknecht “Humanize your brand. Engage in conversation.” – @SocialMichelleR Links to tools and resources mentioned in this episode: www.socialchatnetwork.com #TwitterSmarter chat Noobs Guide to #SocialChat tchat.io – Great Twitter chat platform TweetChat.com – Twitter chat platform Nurph – Twitter chat platform Tweetdeck – real-time tracking, organizing and engagement Hashtracking.com – hashtag tracker and transcription How To Reach Alan & Michelle: If you’d like to connect with them on Twitter, Alan is at @Aknecht and Michelle is at @SocialMichelleR. You may also find Alan K’necht on Facebook and LinkedIn. You can connect with Michelle Stinson Ross on Facebook and LinkedIn. Or simply use #SocialChat on Twitter and they’ll find you! Your Homework: Your homework for this episode is to check out their weekly Twitter chat. Just go to #SocialChat on Mondays at 9pm ET. Be sure to let me know what you think. Send me a tweet @MadalynSklar. Share The Love For This Podcast: Want an easy “one-click” way to Share The Love for this podcast? Go here: www.madalynsklar.com/love to tweet out your love. Thanks for the listen! I appreciate you listening to this podcast, and would be extremely grateful if you would take a moment to rate & review it on iTunes. By doing this, my rankings will increase and more people will be able to benefit from the tips and tools shared in this #TwitterSmarter podcast series. Please also subscribe to this podcast while you’re there. It will ensure you don’t miss an episode! I read every review that comes in, so please know that you have my sincere thanks!

This week on WPwatercooler we'll be discussing how to integrate social into your WordPress website. From like boxes to sharing and logins we'll discuss it all.Show airs Feb 1 at 11am PST / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTC* Nextend Facebook Connect – WordPress Plugins 00:05* Nextend Twitter Connect – WordPress Plugins 00:05* GoogleOAuth – WordPress Plugins 00:09* WPScan Vulnerability Database 00:11* OnePress Social Locker – WordPress Plugins 00:16* Mashshare.net – Grow your social traffic with this extensible social media ecosystem 00:18* Jetpack by WordPress.com – WordPress Plugins 00:19* Sharing – Jetpack for WordPress 00:19* Monarch 00:20* Sharrre – A plugin for sharing buttons 00:21* Socialite by tmort 00:21* ShareThis: Share Buttons and Social Analytics – WordPress Plugins 00:21* Instagrate to WordPress « WordPress Plugins 00:23* Show your social media posts: easy & beautiful! – WordPress Plugins 00:24* EP122 – What WordPress comment system should I choose? – Feb 9 2015 WPwatercooler 00:27* Brianna Privett: Rich Pins, Twitter Cards and Facebook: Super-Charge Your Social Media Strategy with WordPress | WordPress.tv 00:29* Facebook Comments Importer « WordPress Plugins 00:29[LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep173-integrating-social-into-wordpress-5-56aebe2833600″ show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In episode 17 you'll meet Jeff Revoy, CEO of Viralheat and Paul Sebastien, Chief Marketing Officer at Deutsche Telekom HBS / T-Mobile. You'll learn how T-Mobile launched a successful pilot program for a new B2B VoIP offering using Viralheat for predictive social analytics.  This was the first time T-Mobile was attempting to launch a B2B product. Paul’s team embarked on comprehensive reach across multiple networks. Targeted keywords were established to determine sentiment about the T-Mobile brand. Additionally, Paul set out to identify customers who are not satisfied with their existing VoIP system. The Viralheat insights were integrated with Salesforce data and other look up data to identify relevant people for a pilot program. Paul intelligently selected a target list that resulted in 500 target customers for a pilot. Paul said “because they are so relevant and engaged, they are more than just customers, they became influencers.”  Tune into this episode of the Social Business Engine podcast. Visit our show notes for a download of the T-Mobile / Viralheat case study using predictive social analytics at www.socialbusinessengine.com. 

  Dan loves data, social media data specifically. He learned from a young age the value of bridging the gap from data & information to insight & intelligence. After graduating with a degree in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo in Canada, Dan managed business intelligence initiatives across many industries, from high-tech to finance to healthcare, before focusing on social media.   Dan started TwitSprout to help any individual or business track their efforts in social media. The growth of TwitSprout during beta soon required more than his home computer could support. Dan joined forces with Adrian Petrescu (@apetresc) and Abhinav Ajgaonkar (@abh1nv) to help scale TwitSprout for a growing userbase. You can learn more about the team here. Dan spends his time with TwitSprout's users to learn which new features would be powerful additions to the platform. Since launching publicly in January 2012 (last month!) they have seen awesome adoption of the new Facebook Page dashboards by business and agencies.  Read Full Story

Larry discusses Social Analytics with the Founder and CEO of Networked Insights, Dan Neely. They talk about social intelligence, analytics, and the future of research and actionable data.