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Apresentação Buzzmonitor
O documento descreve o Buzzmonitor, uma plataforma de inteligência de negócios sociais com quatro módulos - Listening, Social Analytics, Social CRM e Social Big Data - para monitoramento e análise de redes sociais, incluindo relatórios customizáveis, análises comparativas de desempenho de marcas, gerenciamento de engajamento social e acesso a dados históricos de usuários.
Semelhante a Lance Activo - Red Cube (20)
Do outro lado do balcão - os desafios de criar e manter redes sociais temáticas
Do outro lado do balcão - os desafios de criar e manter redes sociais temáticas
Comunicacao Corporativa | O fenomeno das Midias Sociais
Comunicacao Corporativa | O fenomeno das Midias Sociais
Mídias Sociais podem contribuir para estreitar o relacionamento com os clientes
Mídias Sociais podem contribuir para estreitar o relacionamento com os clientes
Aplicativos Sociais no Orkut - os cinco mais populares
Aplicativos Sociais no Orkut - os cinco mais populares
Aplicativos Sociais no Orkut - os cinco mais populares
Aplicativos Sociais no Orkut - os cinco mais populares
Apresentação do Nick Ellis - Futuro das Agências - soumaisweb - Out 2009
Apresentação do Nick Ellis - Futuro das Agências - soumaisweb - Out 2009
Boas práticas para divulgação de conteúdos nas Redes Sociais
Boas práticas para divulgação de conteúdos nas Redes Sociais
Lance Activo - Red Cube
- 1. A Primeira Rede Social de Futebol do País Um das marcas do Grupo Lance é um dos principais portais de conteúdo esportivo do país além de ser o canal exclusivo de esportes do portal MSN
- 2. Cenário A Consolidação das redes sociais entre2007 e 2008 alteraram o modelo de consumo de informação exigindo maior abertura para a participação do usuário
- 3. Briefing "Nosso portal proporciona pouca interatividade" "Precisamos estar presentes nas tendências de relacionamento e colaboração de conteúdo"
- 4. Pesquisa Perfil de usuário participativo e crítico Usuários participativos em blogs e comunidades relacionadas a futebol Alta produção de fotos durante jogos
- 5. Pesquisa Divergências de opiniões geram longas discussões “No futebol ninguém dá o braço a torcer" =)
- 6. Proposta Desenvolver a primeira Rede Social de futebol do país
- 7. Proposta Proporcionar ferramentas comuns entre os serviços e redes sociais mais populares
- 8. Proposta Permitir que os usuários experimentem as ferramentas
- 9. Proposta Ferramentas focadas em compartilhamento de conteúdo e relacionamento Todas com viés de “auto-promoção” Com liberdade de personalização
- 10. Resultados Mais de 25 mil usuários ativos nos 3 primeiros meses
- 11. Resultados Média de Blogs 1.000.000 com média de de visitantes 60.000 por mês page views por mês
- 12. Resultados Posts escolhidos pela Redação são publicados diariamente no jornal impresso
- 13. Resultados Posts escolhidos pela Redação são publicados diariamente no jornal impresso
- 14. Resultados Blogueira de futebol inglês se tornou colunista da Revista FUT!