Chris Koch
AUGUST 23, 2011
Some say G+ is dead in the water because it hasn’t generated the mad rush that Facebook did and that growth and use is already starting to slow. The argument is essentially that we’ve screwed up everything in Facebook and G+ is our social media morning after pill. There are only two types of relationships in social networking.
Chris Koch
AUGUST 23, 2011
Some say G+ is dead in the water because it hasn’t generated the mad rush that Facebook did and that growth and use is already starting to slow. The argument is essentially that we’ve screwed up everything in Facebook and G+ is our social media morning after pill. There are only two types of relationships in social networking.
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Chris Koch
MARCH 19, 2010
For example, the number of RSS subscribers bloggers have, the number of comments to the blog post, the number of page views, etc. Some monitoring tools let you segment the different types of social media to determine where conversations are happening—such as blogs vs. Facebook. Gather research. See the distribution of conversation.
Chris Koch
JUNE 26, 2009
I mostly use it as a platform for determining the blogs I like best and then follow them through good old-fashioned e-mail (the tool that most bloggers use to do this is Feedburner ). To me, it’s the missing link between monitoring blogs and connecting with people through social networking sites like LinkedIn and Facebook.
Chris Koch
DECEMBER 23, 2009
Furthermore, a vanity search cannot distinguish whether what’s being said about your brand is coming from a blogger with 2000 readers that include your most important customers or from a grad student whose RSS feed goes to his Mom. How do you separate the specific discussions about your offering from the general conversation?
Chris Koch
SEPTEMBER 18, 2009
Will it be Facebook or MySpace? Analysis that looks at the concept of the different social media tools as “technology platforms” adds a little more clarity—as in, Facebook could win because it has the largest number of users and therefore, like Microsoft Windows, it could emerge as the de facto monopoly in social media.
Chris Koch
SEPTEMBER 18, 2009
Will it be Facebook or MySpace? Analysis that looks at the concept of the different social media tools as “technology platforms” adds a little more clarity—as in, Facebook could win because it has the largest number of users and therefore, like Microsoft Windows, it could emerge as the de facto monopoly in social media.
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