This morning I had the pleasure of talking with Katie Delahaye Paine (@PKDPaine) about my social media monitoring & measurement tools list. She pointed out a site that had a social media analysis report that was more comprehensive then my tools list. The cost of the report was $300. Since making my social media monitoring & measurement tools list last June. I’ve come across a few other social media analysis reports like this one that wants money for their information. I know it’s how Forrester & others make their money but it’s a rip off in my opinion. Let me tell you why.
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Google’s Super Bowl Ad
I didn’t spent yesterday watching the Super Bowl like most people. I was at a friend’s house having a potluck. Everyone seems to be talking about Google’s Super Bowl Ad and having just watched it. I really enjoyed the ad.