Navigating Social Influence in 2023 – From Content Curation to Deinfluencing Here are my reflections based on a few interesting trends and updates in byBen K. EllisJuly 11, 2023
Setting up Social Intelligence from Scratch With over 15 years of experience in digital analytics and social intelligence, byBen K. EllisJuly 10, 2023
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Let’s Talk About Social Analytics – 2017 Edition I gave a talk at Social Media Week Copenhagen (#SMWCPH / #SMWDK) a couple byBen K. EllisMarch 12, 2017
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