The resounding answer was "NO!!" at this afternoon's panel discussion on "The Social Media Measurement Quagmire Continues..."
Shiv Singh from Razorfish describes the core challenges as follows:
- Access to data (whether it be because of infrastructure or platform)
- Change in the digital (specifically social media) space is happening so fast that the investments in developing measurement tools are slow (slow to commit)
- Shortcomings on everyone's end in terms of too many people trying to apply traditional metrics/measurements to the online and social media space.
The bottom line is that not all users are equal, and the current tools are user agnostic - in other words, the tools treat all users equally. And we all know they are not.
So what to do? Until there are standards for online metrics, a hybrid approach of automated and human measurement systems is critical to and the key to success.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
OMMA Metrics: Are the tools that we have for measuring Social Media adequate?
Posted by TripleH at 3:46 PM
Labels: measurement tools, metrics, online measurement, social media
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