The document discusses common failures that can occur in social media monitoring, including failing to find relevant mentions, not using appropriate sources, inadequate filtering of content, being unable to handle high volumes of mentions, and not complying with applicable laws and privacy restrictions. It provides suggestions for addressing these failures such as expanding relevant sources, improving filtering techniques, managing volumes, and ensuring compliance with legal requirements.
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#fails in media montitoring - Social Media Week Berlin 2013
6. Sources
Social Networks (Facebook, G+, LinkedIn)
Blogs (Blogger, LiveJournal, Wordpress)
Microblogs (Tumblr, Twitter)
Boards (4chan, reddit)
Consumer (dooyoo, ciao)
Video (Youtube, Vimeo)
Photo (flickr, SmugMug, Photobucket)
News (techcrunch, theverge)
Obscure selfritten HTML-monsters
So then fix
your sources?
7. Fixing!
find new sources!
use relevant and known sources!
RSS-Feeds
APIs (Tumblr, Facebook, G+)
Crawlers
Always check for TOS, Logins
and robots.txt
26. Alternative 1
do 500 a day
maybe pay
someone
Alternative 2
only read the
onces relevant
judged by content
judged by domain
judged by author
judged by
backlinks
How to handle10.000+ Mentions?