- Yeah.What is social listening?
Unless you give advice, or are immersed in the world of politics, the Social Listening It's not something you comment on in your journal.El Salvador Social listening is a research technique through which “we look” the digital conversation, that is, the one that is giving, or is told, on social networks and informative portals. Basically the Listening who, when, who, how and where. And the interesting of this technique is that one can apply to (almost) anything. We can analyze the conversation of a pre-candidate to the mayor of Bahia Branca, identify where more Coca Cola is spoken, how you were talking about the demonstrations in Peru or until you see what the French said the day after being seconds.What utility can we apply to you?
At this point, some might be wondering what is the specific utility of this type of research. Basically, we'd all like to know what people say about us, wouldn't we? Let us think that for political figures, both for those who are in office and for those who want to occupy this place, this is even more important. And if we are in the middle of the electoral year, it can be fundamental.Today, campaigns are intrinsically related to social networks, everything passes through them. They are the place where politicians or candidates share the themes of their agenda, communicate their potential projects, and even girls to any other competitor. But it is also the way they have to reach a younger audience. The typical example that comes to mind is the tiktoks of Patricia Bullrich.
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