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Social media monitoring and analysis that distills meaning about brands, products, services, markets and competitors

We're Crimson Hexagon. Our technology - based on groundbreaking work conducted at Harvard University's Institute for Quantitative Social Science - distills meaning about brands, products, services, markets and competitors from the online conversation. Gaining a true understanding of social media brand impact is finally within your reach.

Analysis From Our Latest Monitor

Consumer Opinions Show Facebook Places Not Yet Foursquare Killer

Facebook Places shows some early installed-base strength, but users still express a significant measure of faith in Foursquare vs. the larger up-start.  68% of opinions analyzed show negative sentiment toward Facebook Places with concerns over privacy ruling the day.


Analysis period: August 18 (Facebook places announced) through Aug 30, 2010.  A total of 86K social media posts were analyzed on the topic: 51K Facebook posts and 35K Twitter/Tweets.

Key Insights From the Dialogue So Far:

  • During first few days after the Facebook Places launch, comments expressed significant excitement, but a general hesitation to support Facebook Places was reflected in relatively low positive sentiment at this time (only about half positive in first few days) Read More…

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