Comparing Scout Labs and Google Analytics on Buzz

Posted by Marshall Sponder on April 18, 2010 | Link It

Been a long day and I’ve worked on a reputation analysis report for a client of my own (more about that in my next post) but upon looking at Scout Labs monitor on my name and my traffic at Webmetricsguru.com here’s what I find – and tell me if you think these two charts make sense to superimpose.

Google Analytics – Webmetricsguru.com visits

Scout Labs – Any search on me.

I believe Web Analytics ought to now include buzz monitoring and provide a view where the two are superimposed – which will help to explain traffic swings in a way that referral logs usually do not.

By the way, I’ll be attending part or all of the Social Business Edge Conference on Monday – hopefully I’ll be able to post a little from it.

I’m also attending part of Jeff Pulver’s 140 Conference - but I don’t have time to attend it all – and I’m also thinking that Social Business Edge is a new conference with most of the speakers who I haven’t met yet and are focusing on something a little different.

However, I will be going to the parties that are surrounding both conferences this week.

Now, it’ll be interesting to use Scout Labs (as one example of a social monitoring platform) on both conferences – see the relative amount of buzz they get, etc.

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UPCOMING SPEAKING

Marshall Sponder Keynotes this conference on March 13th, and conducts as Social Media Workshop on March 14th, 2012

The inaugural Social Media Analytics Summit is the first ever two-day business conference with a complete focus on social media analytics. Social media analytics enhances customer service, improves brand and reputation management, and measures overall social media success for businesses