Track the global conversation around your brand...

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Track the global conversation around your brand...

Quick note to help folks (even those unfamiliar with Twitter) track what is being said about your brand.

To view this in "Full Screen" mode, click the 4-arrow button in the lower right corner of the video!

Twitter searches for the next step

Comments 5 Comments

Jul 23, 2008

Joel said...

Feel free to ask my any ?'s on this. Its really easy and useful!!

Jul 24, 2008

Arthur, winesooth.com said...

Is it my pc or is the volume really low on this?

Jul 24, 2008

Monitorare il proprio brand su Twitter : vinopr said...

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Aug 07, 2008

Jordan said...

That's a good trick, didn't you you could do that with twitter. This will help out with some of the clients I conduct reputation management services. Thanks Joel!

Oct 08, 2009

max191 said...

Your blog is very interesting. I would like to tell that I have been looking for such information and finally got it. Thanks a lot.
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Joel Vincent

this world is becoming a hyper-connected, online social media world. Networking and business opportunities are everywhere. I am a product management vet through and through and I spend my time creating and evangelizing technology from the IT infrastructure that constitutes the “pipes” to the next-generation of social Internet technology.
I have a simple saying that capsulizes what I do:

“You make great technology, I make your technology great”

Thats it. Great technology doesn’t win the day, though it may survive. It takes an understanding of how to efficiently bring that technology to market on time and on budget , launch it with maximum impact, maximize profitability through not only excellent design but through positioning, all with market leading quality. Product Management and Product Marketing are not black arts but methodologies that produce predictable results and remove the “risk” of bringing products to market that “miss the mark”.

Thats what I do, thats all I do…