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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Update – Social Media Monitoring will become a paid only product
Although, we wanted to continue our free offering of social media monitoring, the cost of maintaining it has skyrocketed with over 100,000 keywords tracked by tens of thousands of users.
Also, cost of storing open-ended unstructured data for years has taken a toll by bloating into tens of TBs of data stored in RDS/Elastic Search/S3/EBS etc.
So, we have decided to do the following –
1) Free users will no longer be able to create social media monitoring profiles.
2) Current free users will also not be able to see their data starting Monday unless they upgrade.
3) Daily monitoring email updates will continue but if you at any time want them stopped, simply delete your monitoring profiles from the Monitoring section.
These changes will roll out over the weekend.
Please do let us know if you have strong opinions on this. Else, please upgrade
Thx for continued support.
Chief Trouble Maker
Rajat Garg
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Coca Cola Campaign brings Happiness from Air
Social Media has been the one stop destination for a majority of campaigns that have the power and the capability of driving maximum attention and loyalty towards the brands. There have been many successful social media campaigns over the years.
Youtube has now become one of the most prevalent social networking platform to share campaigns that can help brands to spread their message across and bring in valuable feedback from its viewers.
So was the case with the social media campaign that we are going to discuss today.
Coca Cola, the famous brand that needs no recognition launched a youtube video to spread happiness. The campaign was based out in Singapore when the skies were filled with red boxes of happiness as remote-controlled #CokeDrones took flight, dropping off refreshment and words of encouragement to more than 2500 guest workers around Singapore. Thousands of cans of ice cold Coke, along with genuine messages of gratitude, to workers at high-rise construction sites around the country, providing a refreshing break, lifting spirits and bringing cheer to appreciative recipients.
Themed “Happiness from the Skies,” the project sought to build much needed bridges between Singaporeans and the city-state’s 1.3 million-strong guest worker population that comprises about one third of the country’s entire workforce. The largest group of foreign laborers is made up of guest workers that come from as far away as India, China, Bangladesh and Myanmar.
Leonardo O’Grady, ASEAN Director of Integrated Marketing Communications, Coca-Cola Singapore said, “At Coca-Cola we are in the business of sharing happiness all around the world. So when Ogilvy came to us with the innovative idea of combining Coke with drone technology to connect two segments of the community, who rarely interact, to share a special moment of happiness, we could not resist the temptation to give it a go.”
The campaign has proved to be great, just within a week from when it was uploaded the video has 283,361 views which means that the video took an excellent start and is supposedly going to do well in the coming times as well. This video has not only affected the traffic but has given Coke a better image even further.
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Thursday, May 08, 2014
The All New Facebook Audience Network
Facebook has been venturing into many new arenas lately and has had a strong impact on the advertising and branding market as well. The social media giant Facebook has launched its mobile ad network called Facebook Audience Network so developers can make money without having to sell their own ads, do their own targeting, handle measurement, or route payments. Now this has given maximum power in the hands of the advertisers such that they can with a small piece of code run campaigns on the platform or they can work directly with Facebook to create native ad units that feel like a natural part of their user experience.
Although this new feature has not yet rolled out, developers can sign-up for Facebook Audience Network or talk to their ad rep about getting early access. The program, or the new network will roll out next month and will start with advertisers interested in buying app install and engagement ads. Facebook revealed that it will cut out a minimal portion and pay the rest to the developers, those the company wouldn’t reveal exactly how much its cut will be.
All this seems to provide the basic framework that would once again make Facebook an important social media marketing hub. Eventually Facebook plans on integrating other marketing objectives including website traffic or ecommerce purchases. Existing Facebook advertisers can start pushing their ads to Audience Network with a single click since they use the same creative as News Feed Ads. The ads come in three formats: standard IAB banners, standard IAB interstitials, and native ad units. Facebook says the ads are “designed to help marketers meet key business objectives, like driving app installs and engagement.”
The launch represents a big shift in how Facebook’s business works, from monetizing engagment on its own properties to earning money from its ad targeting data elsewhere. Until now, Facebook’s revenue has essentially been directly proportional to how many ads it showed in the News Feed and how many users visited. Lets wait and watch what happens once this is rolled out.
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