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The Rise And Stall Of Social Media Listening

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The Rise And Stall Of Social Media Listening

By Seth Grimes

Listen first.

It's sound advice -- the social media (and enterprise feedback) version of "Look before you leap."

However, it doesn't address what happens next. Say you've implemented a social media listening program. How do you advance your use of social/customer insights distilled from the voice of the customer and other sources?

Unfortunately, companies really don't know what to do, according to Stephen Rappaport, author of Listen First!: Turning Social Media Conversations Into Business Advantage (Wiley, 2011).

Rappaport wrote the book in 2011, when, he says, listening was at its peak. Since then? We have experienced the rise and stall of social media listening.

These 5 research-oriented steps help you select the right social listening measures and design analyses that link data to desired outcomes.

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