NEWS8 November 2011
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US— Harris Interactive has launched a new panel-based approach to measuring digital word-of-mouth, which it calls Word-of-Network (WON).
WON is billed as the first panel-based approach “to measuring word-of-mouth as it manifests in social media”. Harris recruited an opt-in panel of 50,000 people, whose social media activity is monitored for mentions of brands or topics.
Harris executive vice president Jeni Lee Chapman said: “We know not only what is being said, but, more importantly, what is being said by a given target market. That level of distinction is vital to most marketers and is what makes WON different from other social-media monitoring systems.”
WON is part of the company’s BrandLife Tracking program, which is powered by Harris’s Lifestreaming methodology.
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