I need someone to build a social media analytics tool

I’m not a developer. I’m an analyst.

Not being a developer, I frequently find myself wishing someone could create a tool to harvest this number or that number, to help me find this bit of context or that.

There are several niches that are just waiting to be filled in social media analytics, many needs just waiting to be addressed. This involves harvesting data from Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Tubemogul, blogs, forums, everywhere.

Do you have experience working with some of these APIs? If so, shoot me an email or tweet me. I need someone to create a social media analytics tool, and I already have users lined up.

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Tags: building social media, Facebook API, social media analytics, social media tools, Twitter API

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Jeffrey Talajic

They are more in the vein of social media monitoring than analytics, but Radian6 might be worth a look.

Warren Sukernek

Eric,

I missed you last night at Social Media Club last night. It would have been good to chat face to face about your project. Analytics is a burgeoning area in social media today. We feel strongly about measurement and have just introduced new features that integrate with Salesforce.com and Webtrends that move in that direction.

Jeffrey, thanks for recommending Radian6. Our focus is on social media listening, measurement and engagement so depending on what Eric is looking for, we may be able to help him.

Thanks,

Warren Sukernek
Director of Content Marketing
Radian6

Mark Evans

Eric,

You should look at Sysomos (sysomos.com), which has two social media analytics tools - MAP and Heartbeat. They also offer an API that can be integrated into other applications.

Mark

ashokpatro

There is a startup, ThoughtBuzz. They do it very neatly and very user friendly also.
I guess its worth to check them out. www.thoughtbuzz.net (not yet launched officially but you can contact them from their site)

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