Lists generate their own separate timeline of the Tweets of the people on the list. Lists can be set as private or public. You can subscribe to other users’ public lists. Members on your lists can be both accounts that your follow or not. A list has its own URL that can be referenced as a link elsewhere. You can use a Twitter list in an embedded Tweet widget on your website.
Wimbledon Insights – IBM and AELTC using big data, social and mobile to enhance fan experience
IBM has been the official technology supplier and consultant to the Wimbledon championships for the last 24 years. For two weeks every summer about 450,000 people attend the tournament as well as an additional 386 million global audience. For IBM, it’s an excellent opportunity to showcase their different products for social, analytics and cloud.
Creating Social Marketing Viral Tipping Points
Malcolm Gladwell’s The Tipping Point was originally released in 2000 – long before the proliferation of “social” – which to me places it in the category of early innovator of concepts in social marketing. How do we to translate the concepts discussed in the book into useful insights for social marketing today?
Providing C-Suite reports that demonstrate the value of online/mobile marketing
The executives in any company are interested in whether the online/mobile efforts are translating into profitable revenue for the company. What should Marketing teams consider when providing senior management with the right information to prove the value of your efforts?
When to Buy, Build or Partner
Buy, Build or Partner is a business decision point where a company determines the best action to take to fill a gap in their market solution. Within this model, a company will develop a solution and core competencies around identified market problems. The build decision is based on the parts of the solution that aligns with their strengths, the buy decision on utilities and add-ons, and partner decision for anything else.
Online Metrics, More than just a Like
Congratulations to Facebook on your 9 year anniversary this week. Thank you as well, for bringing us the Like. Which leads me into today’s topic on the kinds of metrics that may be useful to measure the success of our online and social marketing efforts.
