Social Media Monitoring – best practice: radian6
März 2nd, 2010 by Sascha received 1 Comment »Once more another short and simple post about something that just happened:
Since I am just reviewing some social media monitoring tools at work and happened to notice some tweets about social media monitoring tools on twitter, I joined the conversation over there. The fun thing: It was completely in German and covered basically other tools than radian6 . I simply mentioned radian6 in one of my tweets by saying “…compared to tool XY radian6 is…or is not…”. I didn’t even used a # (hashtag).
A few minutes later a project coordinator from radian6 sent me a @reply saying something like “hey sascha, just realized you were talking about our tool (since she couldn’t understand what I was saying in German). If you have any questions, feel free to ask…”. About 30 minutes later a radian6 employee was amongst my followers…
So how cool is that? Others might become a little paranoid, but I really appreciate this way of engagement & actually it shouldn’t be that much of a surprise when a company, focused on social media monitoring, uses their tools to get in touch with people talking about them. Unfortunately it is not usual (hey all other social media tool companies: what about you? where have you been?) – but radian6 does it in a great way.
Guys, looks like you know your job (and therefore deserve a blogpost with some linklove). Well done!
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Tags: radian6, social media monitoring
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Hi Sascha,
Thanks so much! We try hard to demonstrate that we’re connected and listening without being intrusive. It’s a balance to be sure, but I’m super glad you feel like we care – because we do. And we’re working with some great partners in Germany at MindLab, so let us know if we can ever be of service, in German or English!
Best,
Amber Naslund, Radian6
@ambercadabra