While we appreciate the coverage, I need to point out that the paper made a mistake. Our product ReputationWatch was launched last Friday in partnership with SingTel. We’re not pitching it to VCs at the event as the caption to our lovely photo suggests.
But if any VC out there likes what we’ve got, we’re more than interested to talk.
Firstly, a big thank you to the media who came down to the launch of JamiQ/SingTel’s ReputationWatch last Friday.
Here’s a quick roundup of the news stories and coverage generated by this launch:
Here’s a story on Sunday Times (5th September) on JamiQ and social media:
ReputationWatch available exclusively on SingTel myBusiness Cloud Computing portal.
Singapore, 3 September 2010 – Asia’s leading Social Media Monitoring solutions provider, JamiQ, today announced the launch of a new social media reputation management solution on the SingTel myBusiness Cloud Computing portal.
ReputationWatch is an easy-to-use reputation management service designed for small and medium-sized businesses. It is built on JamiQ’s unique social media monitoring technology to allow businesses to track real-time online conversations about their brands in their local market.
Users will receive timely email alerts about highly localised and relevant conversations on social media platforms such as blogs, forums, social networks, microblogs, and even on news sites all over the world. Users will also have access to a comprehensive dashboard which provides a trending analysis of conversations, as well as a complete historical archive of past conversations tracked.
“A restaurant could use ReputationWatch to understand which dishes their customers like the best. A bridal boutique could listen for brides-to-be looking for a wedding gown,” said Kelvin Quee, Head of Partnerships at JamiQ.
“The social media is a huge and extremely complex universe. Conversations are taking place all the time and from diverse sources. Our ability to capture all this data and filter out the noise gives immediate value to our customers.”
Lee Kai Hock, SingTel’s Vice President of Business Marketing, said, “It is important for companies to find new ways to serve their customers better and operate more efficiently. Cloud computing services such as ReputationWatch enable businesses to improve productivity, simplify their operations and significantly lower their costs.
“SingTel’s cloud services are offered on a monthly subscription basis, which allows companies to avoid high upfront investments in IT infrastructure, such as servers and systems. They relieve companies of the complexities of managing IT systems and software, thus allowing businesses to maintain tighter control of their cashflows.”
ReputationWatch is available on SingTel’s myBusiness Portal at: http://mybusiness.singtel.com/catalogue/reputationwatch
ReputationWatch’s Basic Pack starts at S$19.89 per month (incl. GST).
This post first appeared on YoungUpstarts.
Taking the lead from posts on coupon startups in Asia, we at JamiQ embarked on an experiment to understand the buzz taking place on the Singapore social media around these brands.
Trends & Insights
JamiQ has partnered with The Straits Times Digital Life to produce a series of insights based on the local voice of the social media. Today’s featured chart showcases the Singapore public’s sentiment toward cloud computing.
This industry insight is available on Digital Life (18 August), page 36.
Over the last two years, we at JamiQ have been working with our client to refine some of the best frameworks that make use of social media monitoring data and analysis. Today we are proud to present you with two of the most needed services in proven packages that have been perfected through our work with the industry.
Influencer Discovery is a powerful way to discover, profile, and trend your top social media influencers. Chances are, you’ve not reached out to everyone that matters to your brand and that includes the new ones are emerging everyday.
When a crisis hits, you need to be prepared. This package contains both the insurance and solution you need address a crisis. JamiQ provides real-time monitoring with added analysis from dedicated staff when things blow up.
To find out more about JamiQ’s Packages. Arrange for a meeting with Benjamin Koe (benjamin.koe@jamiq.com / +65 91817128).
We are happy to announce the release of new features this month. We’ve listened to the feedback from our customers and today we’re happy to announce that we’ve incorporated some of the most needed requests. The slide show above is a quick run through of what’s new at JamiQ.
Welcome to JamiQ’s new office on the third floor of a beautiful shophouse along South Bridge Road. Behind us is the ever vibrant Boat Quay and in front of us is Clark Quay MRT station and Central.
Our new address is:
67 South Bridge Road
Level 3
Singapore 058697
(Google Maps)
According to the chatter on the social media this morning… yes!
Keywords associated with Comex 2010
Taken from the data from the week 2 – 5 September of Comex 2010, this tagcloud displays interesting insights to what gives the most buzz about Comex by netizens.
If you see this on Digital Life (8 September 2010, page 6), it’s ours. By the way, the excerpt stated below our tagcloud does not represent our views or opinions.
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