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Why Salesforce is Closest to Pulling KPIs from Social Media [PODCAST]Like it? 1 comments0Posted May 7, 2013Keywords:Monitoring Tools, Social Media Marketing, Marketing, Social Media, Social Networks Social Media Monitoring has been the focus of a podcast series released over the last few weeks in the wake of Google’s announcement they’ll be retiring Google Reader. As the producer of an online social media monitoring course based on Google Reader, I’ve been intently evaluating free Google reader alternatives such as Feedly and Netvibes. After an in depth evaluation of these two contenders, I also wrote a post comparing them for Venture Beat last Friday.Listen to the audio: (length 00:40:50)or download here (right-click, save as)
While Salesforce Marketing Cloud, which bundles Radian6, Buddy Media and Social.com, isn’t free, in the quest for thoroughness, I decided to include their offering in this evaluation to check in and see what’s new over there. Radian6 is the monitoring and engagement module, Buddy Media is the publishing platform and Social.com (acquired by Buddy Media) as a way to manage paid social media campaigns. They’re currently in the process of integrating those three platforms seamlessly together. What was most interesting to me about our conversation about CRM software, the primary business Salesforce is in. Imagine the KPIs you could generate if they acquired a company like Quicken or Sage and integrated it with their CRM and Marketing Cloud products. The, in my opinion, would a big data trifecta. In this episode, Jeffrey L. Cohen, from the content marketing team at Salesforce Marketing Cloud and I discuss content marketing, social media monitoring, engagement dashboards and big data analysis. Jeffrey is also editor at Social Media B2B (a blog I’ve written for in the past) and author of The B2B Social Media Book. Social Media Monitoring Topics Discussed: Top of the sales funnel lead generation content marketingBrian Solis’s cluster funnel analogyUnderstanding the content funnelCreating content that solves the customers problemsUsing content marketing to make sales reps more productiveHow to motivate service agentsSocial media is always a hot topicIntegrating online sales and marketing through lead scoringWinning purchase consideration through the best educational materialsThird-party semantic analysis products available in Radian6Number of Radian6 customersRichard Binhammer’s social media avalanche analogyRadian6’s social media monitoring features» Login or register now to comment!
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Eric SchwartzmanEric Schwartzman is Founder and CEO of online social media training provider Comply Socially, which helps employers manage the risk and capitalize on the opportunities of social media in the workplace.
He is also an independent communications consultant for hire to businesses, global nonprofits, the US Military, US Federal government agencies and foreign governments. His consulting services ...
Informative post Eric.. I had a great time reading it.. Thanks for sharing..
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