Where does the day go? Great social media monitoring tools to save time.

With all the social networking sites out there – Linked-In, Twitter, Facebook, Digg…how can we keep up with all the chatter? Unless we hire or dedicate one person to be in charge of social media.

So, when we came across a really great blog posting that was under PR Week’s Blogs & Forums by Paul Armstrong, we were really excited. It has REALLY great social media monitoring tools. Check it out.

Here’s our favorites:

Definitely subscribe to BackType. It is a conversational search engine. They index and connect millions of conversations from blogs, social networks and other social media so people can find, follow and share comments. It allows you to go deep into forums and discussion boards.

And for monitoring traffic trends, we have signed-up for Compete’s free service.

Compete.com is the only online competitive intelligence service that combines site and search analytics in one site to help you quickly master online marketing. The free access allows you to compare up to 5 sites.

We have also bookmarked (to keep on our daily to-do list) two great sites.

Spy and Addict-o-matic. You can search keywords on Spy to capture the social media conversations you’re interested in. Addict-o-matic gives you a snapshot of what is being said on sites like Bing, Yahoo, Google, DIGG, etc. as it relates to your search and keywords. All on one page!

If you have been using these social media monitoring tools, love to hear what you think of them. And if you have any other suggestions, please share with everyone.

Share and Enjoy:
  • Digg
  • Sphinn
  • del.icio.us
  • Facebook
  • Mixx
  • Google

17 Responses to “Where does the day go? Great social media monitoring tools to save time.”

  1. 1
    Fernando Mateo

    Set up a google alert for blogs, news, video and web. If you set them up for as they are posted, it is very through.

  2. 2
    sarah S.

    http://www.collecta.com

  3. 3
    Marcela Berger

    Phenomenal. I just tried Addict-o-matic. SICK what that does. Thank you so so so much for this post.

  4. 4
    pr Maven

    Very cool. While my own experience with Compete is that is is not to accurate, I just tried the others you mentioned and they are wonderful resources. Have any more?

  5. 5
    Diane Butler

    And to think I thought google alerts covered everything! Neat.

  6. 6
    William Madison

    Good tips. Cool stuff.

  7. 7
    Danielle

    Yes unfortunately Compete isn’t 100% accurate. Addict-o-matic is great!!

  8. 8
    RL Linder

    Vocus has a new service that is pretty good.

  9. 9
    alex b.

    Does @RealYaverbaum work at this company? He posed this question on twitter this morning with a link to this blog. Is there a connection?

  10. 10
    Allison Fine

    Duhhhhhhhhh. Nice research Alex. This company seems to have all sorts of wonderful integrated social media marketing examples. They’re all over the internet.

    All you need to do is click on the homepage to answer your question about Yaverbaum. Lazy.

  11. 11
    Roger B.

    Check out Radian6.

  12. 12
    Brandie Chastin

    Nice little cheat sheet for us all. Collecta is pretty cool. Kudo’s to this company on your seamless social integration. I see your company all over the freakin place.

  13. 13
    Dorothy Leason

    Addict-o-matic is very cool. Superb resource.

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