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We tell you why Dell  may not do so well with its website and Hitwise  may have missed the mark widely with its latest Twitter stats – and NO – Twitter is no longer a niche. Of those that know English, non-native speakers now outnumber native English-speakers by 3:1 Here is a checklist on how […]

One can get lost in the conversation metrics for Twitter, so I began mapping a few measurements of my own to see if they made sense. It might be of interest to understand how one could measure the reach, influence, reputation management through through micro-blogging using some conversation metrics that tell the whole story. I […]

Everybody is awaiting Firefox 3.0 and many are in midst of testing the Beta 4 version Recently we came across another test and we started to ask if the journalist had followed good or best practice, a mix or none at all. We address this in more detail and outline why most tests comparing the […]

Usage varies enormously across Europe. – bloggers may want to boycott Alexa.com rankings, and – Silicon Valley may not always get it right. Things around the world are getting more complicated for sure. Hence, firms that focus on understanding and respecting differences across cultures and countries will do better. In that context, we came across […]

social media measurement in the blogsophere, links are currency, and part of brand-building campaigns to generate that external awareness one needs to clinch a sale This posting begins a series about social media measurement outlining, the good, bad and ugly. Assessment of blogs or social marketing efforts are important for many different reasons. For marketing […]

about ComMetrics contact us follow us on Twitter not another blog our business model why benchmark In corporate settings one is sometimes asked 2 questions about social media, namely: 1) what does success look like, and 2) how do we show this to our management? ComMetrics is about answering the above two questions for management. […]