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Brian Solis’s ‘Conversation Prism’ the dynamics of conversation at Affiliate Summit East #ase09, Part 2

Tons of information from Brian Solis. First we’ll start with some tools for keeping up. See conversationprism.com, but Brian tackles the concept of conversations and how to monitor them for engagement and/or monetization.
This is the second segment of his talk at Affiliate Summit East.

Create a benchmark of social media impact

Look at keyword for you, brand, and your competitor

Document you vs competitor
Do every 6 months at least

Volume

  • Frequency of search terms
  • Reach: retweets, etc.
  • Sentiment: have to do manually, read each and flag the most informative:
  • helps you improve, revise
  • Perception
  • Share of voice: how many times are you mentioned vs. competition
  • Response candidacy and ownership
  • sCRM
  • Trends
  • Ideation
  • Adaptation
  • Unmarketing


Create a linked map of people who influence a particular company, competition or the market

Tweets, link backs, mentions of other people

who are the  –>   KEY INFLUENCERS

Click and see who they are and what relationship they have with the other person

It’s not about influencing the network, but through particular influencers

Someone needs to own Social Media: Chief Social Officer

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Related posts:

  1. Brian Solis’s ‘Conversation Prism’ the dynamics of conversation at Affiliate Summit East #ase09, Part 1
  2. Performance marketing is really about relevance – Don Mathis, Epic Advertising @ Affiliate Summit East 09

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