Tag Archives: Sentiment

Our SERP Sentiment Score For A Person’s/Brand’s Online Reputation

Having trouble showing progress when it comes to online reputation management (ORM)? Columnist Brian Patterson explains his metric for tracking ORM campaign progress over time. Brian Patterson on November 24, 2015 It’s something all companies fear: You Google your brand name, and right on the first page are negative Google reviews, a low Yelp score, … Continue reading Our SERP Sentiment Score For A Person’s/Brand’s Online Reputation

Decoding Social Language: Sentiment Analysis Redefined

Eric BerkowitzSeptember 4, 2015 Talking and writing can seem like two totally different ways of communication. No one talks the way they write, and the same can be said the other way around. Enter social language: practically a new means of communication, it has become how Tweeters, Facebookers and Instagrammers interact with each other on … Continue reading Decoding Social Language: Sentiment Analysis Redefined

Brands Missing Opportunity To Measure Consumer Sentiment

Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (July 22, 2015) Advertisers are missing an opportunity to create new metrics to measure things like consumer sentiment. That was the consensus among experts during a panel on measuring content’s impact at the MediaPost OMMA LA conference Art & Science of Digital Advertising.  In fact sentiment is the one thing marketers can’t … Continue reading Brands Missing Opportunity To Measure Consumer Sentiment

Understanding Consumers’ Emotional Fingerprint: Why Sentiment Is Misleading

Columnist Rick Miller believes marketers need to move beyond sentiment analysis and instead take a deeper look at consumers’ emotions. Rick Miller on March 27, 2015 The most successful marketing campaigns carry emotional associations that connect consumers to the brand and its products. But too often, marketers miss the boat by gauging success based on … Continue reading Understanding Consumers’ Emotional Fingerprint: Why Sentiment Is Misleading