- Social media is slowly maturing and is becoming an established part of the marketing mix, which means there will be continued demand for tools to measure its impact.
- There is increased demand for specialist social analytics services, particularly in sectors where legal issues are fundamental to the business, such as pharmaceuticals.
- There are more case studies about the adverse effects of not having social monitoring tools in place, providing opportunities for vendors to communicate the benefits of such software.
- A dominant player in the industry has not yet emerged, which means the field is still open for a company to gain competitive advantage and become an industry leader.
- More companies are looking for complete business intelligence solutions that integrate the insights from social media with other channels.
- More companies are interested in additional consulting services to make the most of social media monitoring data. There is greater focus on understanding how to use the data.
- There is a clear opportunity for vendors to take a research-driven approach by integrating with other data sources in order to differentiate themselves from other players in the market.
- Although there is a wealth of different tools, there is an opportunity for a savvy vendor to offer specialist services, such as the ability to offer sentiment analysis in different languages or for different regions.
- Social CRM is a huge area of growth, and there are opportunities for reputation monitoring companies to partner with CRM companies to garner actionable insights and justify investment.
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Social Listening - SWOT Analysis: Opportunities
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