Businesses and advertisers can already access enormous amounts of personal data on social media sites, from where you live to what you like. The next step is sentiment analysis, where online conversations are mined for words and thoughts, for a commercial advantage. Is this ethical, and could computers really sift sarcasm from enthusiasm? Reporter, Shevonne Hunt
Social media and sentiment mining - ABC (Australia) Background Briefing - 27 June 2010
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Social media and sentiment mining - ABC (Australia) Background Briefing - 27 June 2010
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Social media and sentiment mining - ABC (Australia) Background Briefing - 27 June 2010
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Social media and sentiment mining - ABC (Australia) Background Briefing - 27 June 2010
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Social media and sentiment mining - ABC (Australia) Background Briefing - 27 June 2010
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Social Media Marketing
‘Social Media Marketing’ is the start of a conversation about marketing communications using social media forms, including internet sites and mobile telecommunication sources. The book discusses the importance of data and analytics both in helping to monetize these media, and in improving the way that the owners of these media market themselves. Marketers wishing to communicate with customers, or potential customers via social media need to adopt a new set of skills and techniques to be effective. The need for dialogue and involvement, for engagement, is paramount. This book discusses solutions that allow marketers to target and measure their activities within social media.
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