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Top 20 free social media monitoring tools from the steveology blog 2013

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This document lists the top 20 free social media monitoring tools as voted on by users, with HootSuite, Google Alerts, and TweetDeck taking the top three spots. It appeared on The Steveology Blog and was produced as part of an IBM program to provide tools and solutions for midsize businesses to help make them engines of a smarter planet.

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The Steveology Blog Top 20 Free Social Media Monitoring Tools Rank Tool Votes Percent 1 HootSuite 73 17% 2 Google Alerts 65 15% 3 TweetDeck 51 12% 4 Klout 37 9% 5 Google Reader 26 6% 6 Social Mention 25 6% 7 Twitter Advanced Search 16 4% 8 Crowdbooster 14 3% 9 Google Blog search 14 3% 10 SocialBro 13 3% 11 TweetReach 13 3% 12 Twitter Counter 10 2% 13 Technorati 9 2% 14 MonitorThis 9 2% 15 Topsy 7 2% 16 Social Media Firehose 6 1% 17 TweetAlarm 5 1% 18 Icerocket 5 1% 19 HowSociable 4 1% 20 Timely 4 1% This appeared originally on The Steveology Blog at http://stevefarnsworth.wordpress.com, and was produced as part of the IBM for Midsize Business program, which provides midsize businesses with the tools, expertise and solutions they need to become engines of a smarter planet. To view the original post and how this list was created, click here.

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Top 20 free social media monitoring tools from the steveology blog 2013

  • 1. The Steveology Blog Top 20 Free Social Media Monitoring Tools Rank Tool Votes Percent 1 HootSuite 73 17% 2 Google Alerts 65 15% 3 TweetDeck 51 12% 4 Klout 37 9% 5 Google Reader 26 6% 6 Social Mention 25 6% 7 Twitter Advanced Search 16 4% 8 Crowdbooster 14 3% 9 Google Blog search 14 3% 10 SocialBro 13 3% 11 TweetReach 13 3% 12 Twitter Counter 10 2% 13 Technorati 9 2% 14 MonitorThis 9 2% 15 Topsy 7 2% 16 Social Media Firehose 6 1% 17 TweetAlarm 5 1% 18 Icerocket 5 1% 19 HowSociable 4 1% 20 Timely 4 1% This appeared originally on The Steveology Blog at http://stevefarnsworth.wordpress.com, and was produced as part of the IBM for Midsize Business program, which provides midsize businesses with the tools, expertise and solutions they need to become engines of a smarter planet. To view the original post and how this list was created, click here.