Comments on: Recent Twitter Update and Implications for Marketing

By: csalomonlee

csalomonlee — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 21:25:52 +0000

@Teresa, thanks for the comment. I agree that right now, this would compleemnt a service like yours.

@cparente – thanks for pointing out the article, definitely informative.

By: cparente

cparente — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 20:04:57 +0000

Cece — nice post, I just posted on socmed analytics today. Care to drop a comment on how you monitor/track Twitter? http://bit.ly/bJay0b

One of my clients provides the infrastructure for .co, and Twitter adopting it for their URL shortening was a big shot in the arm for the domain, which is being marketed as an alternative to .com. I think I’d better starting using it for shortening, huh?!

By: Teresa Basich

Teresa Basich — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 18:24:42 +0000

Hi Cece,

You’ve raised some great questions with this post. Twitter will never be the complete picture in social media, right? So while this new addition to their tracking efforts will absolutely benefit folks who will eventually take advantage of the data t.co will provide, I think it’ll ultimately complement the data aggregated in platforms like ours. The key, of course, will be in people making the connections between data and insight; some of the suggestions you give here will definitely help folks with that.

Nice post!

Cheers,
Teresa

—-

Teresa Basich
Community Manager, Radian6