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BuzzLogic releases Enterprise tool... it's a more powerful Technorati
Earlier this year I had a chance to interview the executive team from BuzzLogic. I really enjoyed the discussion because it was very mathematical in nature. They explained how their tool works to allow companies to "watch" the buzz generated around their products.
Today they have moved their product from Beta to commercially available. Pricing starts at $12,000 per year so while it won't be for the average small business, large companies can take advantage of a visual tool to track the buzz. This is key for product launches and for times of peril.
The team sent over the following additional features that are now part of the tool:
- An all new dashboard that summarizes campaign metrics, alerts and engagements
- Improved “Watchlists” that provide visibility into the communities that gather around content which marketers create (e.g. corporate blogs, destination websites, etc.) and track influencers who publish content and lead conversations elsewhere on the Web
- Enhanced Social Maps that make exploring the community around influential posts and publishers a snap
- A “Show Me Why” feature to give you a bird’s eye view into why particular posts and people are influential
- Simple, customizable reports for campaign activity and the conversations you monitor
As bloggers and other user-generated content web sites continue to grow, tools such as BuzzLogic become more important to a company's reputation.












You'd think they would offer a free trial of even half a month or something... Who is going to pony up for a service they can't try out or demo?
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ok - first before i answer let me flip your question... millions of people visit disneyworld every year - they don't get a free trial or something - and at what $60 a day thats a pretty price to pay!On the serious side, they do offer something I believe - send them an inquiry and I am sure they will followup with you.