twitter influence
December 2009
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Googling for Tiger Woods
posted by in
Thu 10th
Search used to be about building up a quasi-permanent form of authority. Through the gadgets in the search engine optimization toolbox, marketers sought to create an inherently static world, where the most authoritative pieces of content were privileged on SERPs, almost in perpetuity.
November 2009
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Metrics Move from Website to Consumer
posted by in
Wed 18th
Website metrics have been slotted in alongside social media metrics in the category of new measurements that would phase out offline surveys and focus groups. I disagree. I think website metrics are increasingly in the rearview of the digital marketing ecosystem, cruising along sluggishly while social media metrics blow by them in the passing lane.
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We all Sense the Ghost Tweeters
posted by in
Mon 16th
As twitter gained mainstream recognition, it became de rigeur to be on there. Politicians, artists, sports agents–each segment saw in twitter a conversation stream in which they HAD to have a voice. But if twitter had not achieved such rapid growth, would the glitterati have flocked to it?
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Edelman builds the twitter influence formula to end all twitter influence formulas
posted by in
Wed 11th
meaningful and accurate measures of influence are those that correlate twitter activity with real world activity. We need to establish an objective, external basis for influence; we can’t simply compute twitter influence as some amalgam of its own constituent parts (followers, lists, retweets, etc.). Real influence is about so much more than that. I think that’s what Brian Solis is talking about when he says that trust agents or influencers are ”omnipresent.” Their authority transcends the narrow confines of any particular medium. Their influence carries a universal scope; it goes beyond 140 character spurts and seeps into the real actions and attitudes that people undertake and adopt.
Googling for Tiger Woods
posted by in
Search used to be about building up a quasi-permanent form of authority. Through the gadgets in the search engine optimization toolbox, marketers sought to create an inherently static world, where the most authoritative pieces of content were privileged on SERPs, almost in perpetuity.
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Metrics Move from Website to Consumer
posted by in
Wed 18thWebsite metrics have been slotted in alongside social media metrics in the category of new measurements that would phase out offline surveys and focus groups. I disagree. I think website metrics are increasingly in the rearview of the digital marketing ecosystem, cruising along sluggishly while social media metrics blow by them in the passing lane.
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We all Sense the Ghost Tweeters
posted by in
Mon 16thAs twitter gained mainstream recognition, it became de rigeur to be on there. Politicians, artists, sports agents–each segment saw in twitter a conversation stream in which they HAD to have a voice. But if twitter had not achieved such rapid growth, would the glitterati have flocked to it?
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Edelman builds the twitter influence formula to end all twitter influence formulas
posted by in
Wed 11thmeaningful and accurate measures of influence are those that correlate twitter activity with real world activity. We need to establish an objective, external basis for influence; we can’t simply compute twitter influence as some amalgam of its own constituent parts (followers, lists, retweets, etc.). Real influence is about so much more than that. I think that’s what Brian Solis is talking about when he says that trust agents or influencers are ”omnipresent.” Their authority transcends the narrow confines of any particular medium. Their influence carries a universal scope; it goes beyond 140 character spurts and seeps into the real actions and attitudes that people undertake and adopt.
