We are excited to be heading to Portland, Oregon this week for the Explore conference, November 15-16! This is the fifth and final Explore event of 2012 (others brought us to Dallas, Nashville, Minneapolis, and Orange County) and we can’t believe we are at the last one! Geared towards digital and social marketers, the Explore event, which is run by Jason Falls of Social Media Explorer, always has insightful speakers and topics in great locations! Read more…
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This has been one busy month for us! So far we have dropped in to Las Vegas for the DMA, California for Explore, and now we are off to Chicago for the Forrester eBusiness & Channel Strategy Forum!
Visible is packing it’s bags and hitting the road! We will be in Las Vegas—Mandalay Bay to be specific—for the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) conference October 13-18. This is one of the biggest conferences of the year and we are proud to be a silver sponsor to it with co-sponsors LexisNexis and BBN.
Today, Visible released updates to the Visible Intelligence® (VI) platform that help you to grow and configure the use of Workspaces for your team. These new capabilities will enable you to more easily use a workspace to meet the needs of multiple stakeholders, across regions or languages, in a way that makes sense for them.
Click here to visit our release page for the release notes on the July update with a more detailed overview of the new features in Visible Intelligence.
Multiple and Improved Dashboards
Create and share additional custom dashboards configured for specific business, team or individual requirements simply and easily.
- Define dashboards by brand/product, topic, region, business/team metrics or role – tailored to the way you work
- Create new dashboards with a few clicks and toggle easily between dashboards
Contact your Account Manager to get pricing for additional dashboards in your workspace.
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Twitter: The Real-Time Network, Real-Delayed
Posted by Ellen Enrico on June 6, 2012In the world of social media, news is fleeting. While relevance used to be discussed in terms of hours or days, it’s now measured in 140-character snippets and disappears as quickly as it was developed. While tracking the latest trends, news and opinions in real-time seems to be a growing concern for businesses, how relevant is this information after the fact? Is it necessary or even desirable to review this information days later? How long does relevancy last in our fast-paced world?
On May 14, Twitter announced in a blog post that it will begin sending a weekly email digest to its users. The email will feature “the most relevant Tweets and stories shared by the people you’re connected to on Twitter,” only it will arrive a week after the information is first published.
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