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Social Media | Captured | Visualised

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Page 1: Buzz Radar Introduction

Social Media | Captured | Visualised

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“We pull real time social media content from the internet about your brand or event and visualise it in engaging, meaningful and entertaining ways”  

In a nutshell...Based in London

5 EmployeesPart Tech CompanyPart Social TechAgency

Built from a veteran team of social media engineers and marketing specialists

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Some of the people we work with Official Social Media partner to Cannes Lions Festival where we provide realtime social visualisations

We have been a key social media provider to Red Bull for the past 4 years providing turnkey solutions for their Bedroom Jam format where we measure the realtime buzz of competing bands as a judging mechanism

Provider of social media statistics to Twitter during events

Marks and Spencer used our bespoke Mission Control system to power their 9 screen social wall currently in their paddington HQ with two more planed for Q1 2013

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Our products & services

Event Visualisations

Social Media Visualisation Engine

Social Media Physical Executions4sq Check-in vending machine

Social Command CentreBespoke Social Media

visualisations for brands

Listening PostOff the shelf

highly visual social monitoring

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Visualisations - Twitter Wall

Displays the most recent tweets that contain any of the keywords being searched forDisplays a curated list of tweets that can be manually picked using the Buzz Radar CMS OrCan display the tweets with the biggest reach

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Visualisations - Word Cloud

Our animated real time word cloud looks all the tweets over a set period (1 day for instance) and measures the number of interesting repeat words contained in all those tweets.Large slower moving words are being used more frequently used. Smaller faster moving ones less frequently

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Visualisations - Social Gallery

Displays the most recent twitter and Instagram pictures that have been tagged with any of the keywords being searched for. How many we display can be adjusted. (1 week, 1 day, 1hour etc )

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Visualisations - Most Talked About

The chart allows us to rank the most talked about things within all the tweets we are tracking via the keywords.

The list is predefined so we can monitor the things we want to more accurately.

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Visualisations - Facebook Health Monitor

This visualisation measures the health of your facebook page by counting the number of mentions your getting and comparing it to the number at the same time yesterday.

It also creates a benchmark by tracking the number of mentions of your competitors over the same period

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Visualisations - Twitter Health Monitor

This visualisation measures the health of your twitter channel by counting the number of mentions your getting and comparing it to the number at the same time yesterday.

It also creates a benchmark by tracking the number of mentions of your competitors over the same period

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Upcoming / Bespoke & Advanced VisualisationsWe are working on new visualisations all the time but we can create visualisations bespoke to you or prioritise development for visualisations you want.

We can also pull in new data sources currently we use Facebook, Twitter and Instagram but at your request can pull into your Datasift or Gnip service to look at historical volume of conversation or sentiment.

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Advanced & Bespoke Visualisations

Measuring your brands share of conversation in realtime. Letting you know how much people are talking to you vs your competition

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Advanced & Bespoke Visualisations

We can also map your brands level of conversation over time and how much positive and negative sentiment it is generating

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Thank You