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Changing the Rules of Customer Engagement? Use Social Media to Gauge Consumer Reaction

Finding Out Why Consumers Are Loyal

by Jen Roberts March 29, 2012

Releasing a new product or making changes to an existing service introduces a variety of challenges, the least of which is consumer reaction. But in order to prepare customer service, fine-tune messaging or expand or correct an outreach effort, an organization needs to be able to not only track expected social conversations but detect emerging [...]

Social Monitoring Doesn’t Stop At Social Media

by Jen Roberts March 21, 2012

When most companies think about monitoring online conversations, the discussion generally stops at social media. Conversations about your brand are not limited to the social media landscape. Consumer are evaluating, requesting support and sharing their experience with your company through a variety of engagement points, like customer service agent transcripts, email surveys, social media assets, [...]

Training Videos

by Jen Roberts March 19, 2012

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Social Media Monitoring – Analyzing the Unexpected Results of Social Conversations

by Jen Roberts March 15, 2012

The impact of social media on our lives, and on our businesses has been remarkable. The full extent of how social media adoption and use has changed the way we share information, evaluate products and spread our message still remains to be seen. But what is apparent is that people have access to tools that [...]

CI Gets Interviewed by Brent Leary

by Jen Roberts March 12, 2012

This doesn’t happen too often. We (Collective Intellect) were interviewed by Brent Leary about our partnership with CNBC to monitor ads during the Super Bowl. Working with CNBC we created the CNBC/CI Super Sunday Ad Tracker, to analyze social media conversations and rank each ads based on key social indicators. Instead of relying on volume-based [...]

What’s the Difference – A Social Media Monitoring Strategy that Analyzes Intentions Instead of Mentions

by Jen Roberts March 7, 2012

At CI we talk a lot about analyzing consumer intentions, extracting consumer expressions of preference with regards to products, viewing intentions or services from social data.  We talk so much about it that sometimes we fail to fully explain why a social media strategy focused on understanding consumer expressions of intent is so much more [...]

How to Begin Analyzing Social Media

by Jen Roberts February 28, 2012

For many companies social media monitoring still represents a number of challenges.  There are just so many conversations, so many social media channels that it can be hard to separate actionable consumer signal from noise. But what is noise and what is consumer signal? Noise can mean a variety of different things, it can mean [...]

Analyzing Enterprise Text? Don’t Use Sentiment Out of Context

by Jen Roberts February 21, 2012

Broadly Applied Sentiment Analysis May Lead to Unrequited Love Enterprise text is similar to social media data in that in most cases it represents a conversation between your organization and a customer.  Customer service transcripts, email threads, video transcripts, and surveys all represent the captured opinions, preferences and intentions of your consumer. Embedded in this [...]

Press Release: Chevrolet Super Bowl Ads Drive Purchase Consideration

by Jen Roberts February 10, 2012

DETROIT – Advertising experts say more people are interested in buying Chevrolet cars and trucks due to clever and targeted advertising and innovative digital campaigns tied to Super Bowl XLVI. According to the CNBC/Collective Intellect Super Sunday Ad Tracker research conducted before, during and after the game, Chevrolet came in first in purchase language – [...]

Super Bowl 12: It’s All Over But For Measuring the Impact of The Shouting

by Jen Roberts February 8, 2012

Final CNBC/CI Super Sunday Ad Tracker Insights Super Bowl 12 is now in the record books and we’re beginning to wind down our own tracking and analysis of game day ads. We’re tallying the final results and capturing the final data to keep the data as pure and as reflective of viewer perception. If we [...]

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Define: Social CRM

Social CRM is a philosophy and a business strategy, supported by a technology platform, business rules, processes and social characteristics, designed to engage the customer in a collaborative conversation in order to provide mutually beneficial value in a trusted and transparent business environment. It's the company's response to the customer's ownership of the conversation.

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Define: Snippet

Snippets are subsets of a posting based on your specified search criteria.
These snippets enable you to more accurately capture consumer sentiment across any topic, theme, dimension or term.

Define: Blog

Websites that have an RSS feed (people can subscribe to them), and they are personally authored.

Define: Message Board

Forums or threaded conversations where one person can comment, and anyone can view the comment and respond back.

Define: News

Online news, includes WSJ, NY Times, Local News, etc

Define: Social Sites

Social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn.

Define: MicroBlogs

Twitter, where content is limited to 140 characters.

Define: Social Media

"Social media are media for social interaction, using highly accessible and scalable publishing techniques. Social media use web-based technologies to transform and broadcast media monologues into social media dialogues." more from wikipedia here