JamiQ speaks with David Wang of Buzzmedia about social media monitoring in Asia.
February 2nd, 2010 by Benjamin Koe under Corporate
JamiQ presents at Social Media Club KL
We were up in the lovely city of Kuala Lumpur and had the chance to present at one of the best gatherings of social media practitioners in Malaysia. Had a great time there and would definitely go back for more.
December 10th, 2009 by Benjamin Koe under Corporate
Go ahead, compare them
If you’re the competitive sort then I’m sure you’ll love JamiQ’s latest Topic compare feature. From within any of your Topics users now have the option to select and compare two other Topics in the same view.
Comparing Topics is important when it comes to social media monitoring as it gives you the ability to benchmark your buzz against a competitor’s brand, product, or service.
This feature is now live for all JamiQ customers. If you don’t have an account, you can always request for a Demo on our website.
November 25th, 2009 by Benjamin Koe under Corporate
New to JamiQ? Try out the Demo!
If you’ve been itching to get your hands on JamiQ but missed out on the Beta accounts and don’t want to fork out cash just yet, here’s your chance! We’ve setup a lovely Demo account which is pre-populated for your benefit. You can get in, poke around, and see how JamiQ works.
This is a live account with real data being mined from the real social media in real-time. This demo account saves your the trouble of setting up a fresh account making mistakes and getting all frustrated.
All you have to do is sign up for the Demo here and we’ll get back to you with the login details in a flash!
If you like what you see, get an account with us. Plans start from as low as $55.
November 19th, 2009 by Benjamin Koe under Corporate
Thank you for your support
When we opened our doors for business 2 days ago, little did we realize that we’d receive such a warm reception. Within minutes JamiQ was all over Twitter and I (@benkoe) began trending as a fairly influential contributor to the #msm09 conference thanks mainly to the RT love from people supporting us.
We’ve also got amazing coverage from:
- Social Media Analysis
- Young Upstarts
- SG Entrepreneurs 1 | 2
Check out the love we got on Twitter too!
November 17th, 2009 by Benjamin Koe under Corporate
JamiQ is open for business!
We’re finally out of Beta. JamiQ is now open to the public! Come on in and take a look at the new features we have to offer.
Here are some of the advantages that makes JamiQ the perfect social media monitoring solution:
- Amazingly huge coverage. We’ve designed a unique system that does not require us to collect a small subset of the social media. We can reach just about any conversation anywhere in the world in real-time.
- Multilingual content. Part of having an amazing coverage is that we don’t only get the English content. If you’re based in a multilingual market like Asia, you’ll definitely benefit the most from JamiQ’s monitoring.
- Market Segmentation. JamiQ helps you drill down to the market you’re concerned about. With our advanced algorithms, we can intelligently determine where a post is from giving you a focused view of your market.
Of course JamiQ also comes ready with the must-haves of social media monitoring including: real-time buzz trending, sentiment detection, and influence scoring.
Find out more about our features and pricing or visit the main site at http://jamiq.com.
November 3rd, 2009 by Benjamin Koe under Commentary
The Complete JamiQ User Guide
I really hate to flip (or click) through pages and pages of documentation trying to figure out that one small feature only to have that portion not updated or explained in an amazingly convoluted way? I have and I figured that this should not be the way for our customers. So we created a simple, visual, and functional User Guide our of slides.
One page, one feature. It couldn’t get any easier than this. Also, if you bookmark this blogpost or the slideshare, you’ll instantly be presented with the updated version every time you load it up so there’s no fear that you’ve got the “old copy”.
Here it is. Enjoy!
P.s. In the spirit of simplification, we’ve also simplified the entire Documentation Wiki.
October 22nd, 2009 by Benjamin Koe under Technology
Brand new Filters
Today we’re proud to announce that we now have available the most anticipated features since JamiQ began beta testing! Most of our beta users have been using JamiQ to monitor conversations of their brands online amassing huge amounts of data. Previously, the only way to drill down into the data was to download them all into Excel and go through it the manual way.
Not any more. JamiQ is proud to announce the Filters!
Want to only see the conversations on blogs from your country? How about just a look at what’s negative or influential? Now you can from right within each Topic. This new Filter Feature you now see above the Topic works on both the Charts and Data pages.
We’ve also made it really easy to Filter down to what’s important. Clicking on the country or media in the Top 5 boxes jumps you directly to the data you want to see.
Also, if you feel that everything loads up a little faster now, that’s because we’ve upgraded to new servers that have more processors than I have fingers.
September 30th, 2009 by Benjamin Koe under Commentary
Hang tight, upgrading in progress
You might notice a slight slow down in our service this week as our servers are starting to max out from volume of users. We apologize for the inconvenience. We’re working to upgrade and improve the performance right now and hope everything will run as per normal by next week.
For users waiting to get their beta invites, we’ll be sending those out next week too. *fingers crossed*
3.4 tweets a minute on Windows 7
I’ve been tracking Windows 7 on Twitter for quite a while now and today I decided to check back with results. Here’s a snapshot of what it looks like today. Yes just today broken down by the hour. It averages at 204.3 tweets an hour. That’s 3.4 tweets a minute!
Is there really so much to talk about Windows 7? Really? I’m quite amazed.
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