Monday, March 16, 2009

Old Man Nielsen vs. New Market Research

Daniel Neely   Founder/CEO,   Networked Insights 
Dave McClure   Troublemaker,   Founders Fund 
Jim Schroer   Founder,   EngageNextGen LLC 
Michael J Lambie   Digital Research Dir-,   Nielsen Company 

Neely (Networked Insights):
  • Social media has made access to data easy/ cheap. 
  • The same, companies are still selling things, need to stay relevant.
  • How to take customer message and put into my message
  • "Engagement" and "impression" are over-used words.
  • Old way: lots of data -> new way: actionable insights (free -> insight -> valuable insight -> actionable)
  • 2 by 2: high/low engagement, negative/positive sentiment. high/neg = pr, high/high = marketing
  • Tools: networked insights, visible tech, quantcast, radian, kissmetrics, trackur, scountlabs, comscore, nielsen, whostalking.com, google alerts/search, twitter. 
  • New way: actionable insights: adding anthropological perspective to the numbers
Measurement
Nielsen (Lambie)
  • Tools: Ethnolgraphy, neuro science, cams
Jim (Engage next gen)
  • Thesis: actionable/buzz means more than exposure.  Eg Teleflora - winner on superbowl (1400% inrease in "buzz"). Coke "buzz' went down post superbowl. 
  • Is social media a good proxy for word of mouth? If so, then it should impact spending. 
Agencies hide behind metrics (according to a brand). Not just sentiment, but interactions -> impacts marketing spend. 

Promoter score (McClure) don't promote until sentiment is positive. 
  • User voice, get satisfaction
Other tools (neely): truecast (invisible technologies), trackr, biz360
Mcclure: compete, hitwise

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