Do you know what is being said about you, your brand or your company online? Judging by the response I get from people - individuals and companies - I already know the answer.......and it is invariably no!
Many people don't actually seem to bothered either!
The world of social media has changed the playing field for brands and companies. Before the advent of social media like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, anything said about a brand, a product, a company, a company's recruitment process or interview procedures etc would be kept to (literal) word of mouth. Now the same news - whether good or bad - can spread virally quicker than you can ever imagine.
The good news is that you are now able to track what is said, giving you the chance to take the plaudits for the good stuff and deal directly with all the bad stuff that is being said about you, your brand or your company.
There are some SUPERB free tools that you can be using to do this. Here are my top 10 social media monitoring tools that you would be 'very silly' not to start using:
These are my current favourites. What about you? What others out there are you using? I would love to hear about them.
(Obviously there are the big daddies of this space like Radion6 and Meltwater, but I will look at those another day.)
Posted originally on my blog, SironaSays
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