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YEARNING FOR MORE: The Brandtology Social Media Analytics Course

Tuesday, June 14th, 2011

You can teach a student a lesson for a day; but if you can teach him to learn by creating curiosity, he will continue the learning process as long as he lives. ~Clay P. Bedford

On June 6 -7, 2011, The Brandtology Academy was once again in full force at Nanyang Polytechnic. The two-day course provided our dynamic participants with an intensive hands-on session on social media analytics, focusing more on the actionable and practical applications of social media intelligence. This time around our target audience ranged from polytechnic lecturers to agency people and even marketing managers from major Brands such as Nokia and Paypal.

The course uncovered many exciting questions from the participants. Most of them were interested about the usability of social media intelligence in terms of campaign strategies and brand monitoring. The activity sessions not only allowed the participants to utilize Brandtology’s tools, it also gave them the chance to understand the process better from how monitoring is managed, as well as the manner in which the analysis is done.

Our utmost gratitude to the keynote speaker Shalabh Pandey, Head of Earned Media Asia Pacific, the people from Nokia, and to the members of our judging panel Paul Soon of XMAsia and Jocelyn Ng who is formerly with Edelman, for sharing their profound insights into social media.

Cheers to another successful Brandtology Academy!

– Kesavan Nair, Social Media Executive

Brandtology SMA Course

Brandtology Social Media Analytics Course 24th/25th

Monday, December 6th, 2010

We conducted Run 4 of our Social Media Analytics Course  on 24th and 25th November in Hong Kong. The two day course provided participants with an intensive hands-on session on social media analytics.

Special thanks also goes out to our keynote speaker Eric Johnson from Estee Lauder, as well as our judging panel Angle Tsang (Estee Lauder) and Louise Au (Hoola) for sharing their profound insights into social media!

Brandtology Academy Social Media Analytics Course 14th/15th Oct

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

We conducted Run 3 of our Social Media Analytics Course last Thursday and Friday. Thanks to all our participants for making this a most engaging and interesting course, you were fantastic! Special thanks also goes out to our keynote speaker Chris, as well as our judging panel Nik and Dominic for sharing their profound insights into social media!

The next run will be in Hong Kong on 24th and 25th November, hope to see more new faces there!

Some photos below and more photos on our Brandtology Facebook Group

Chris Schaumann, Head of Online Sales & Marketing, Southeast Asia & Pacific, Nokia

Mark, Social Media Executive, Brandtology

Kelly Choo, Co-Founder, Brandtology

Dr. Alvin Chan, CTO and Co-Founder, Brandtology

Our Panel of Judges - from left - Dominic Ng, APAC Demand Generation Manager, Interactive from Cisco, Nikolaus Ong Digital Strategist, Asia Pacific from MRM and Dorothy, Poon, Head of Research and Services from Brandtology

Group Photo

1st Social Media Analytics Certification Course in Asia Pacific Launched

Monday, August 30th, 2010

Global Online Intelligence Leader, Brandtology launches a new arm, Brandtology Academy to provide Social Media Analytics Courses for industry professionals.

30 AUGUST 2010 – Global online intelligence service provider, Brandtology, has launched a new initiative – Brandtology Academy which seeks to encourage retraining, education and ongoing research in the field of social media analytics. In order to raise the calibre of social media professionals, Brandtology Academy has launched Asia Pacific’s first certified Social Media Analytics Course to train a community of industry professionals and interest groups in this area.

From September 2010, Brandtology Academy will be offering a series of talks and workshops on Social Media Analytics. Through numerous case studies and hands-on workshops, participants will be able to understand the applications of Social Media in areas such as digital strategy, sales, marketing, PR, media planning, customer service and product development. The courses are targeted at industry professionals seeking a structured methodology to understanding the latest social media trends and leveraging its wide-ranging effects in their daily work. Moreover, the course also affords an invaluable chance to network with other like-minded professionals and facilitate knowledge sharing about this dynamic field.

Commenting on the new Brandtology Academy, Eddie Chau, CEO of Brandtology said: “The phenomenal speed at which Social Media is developing has resulted in many experienced industry professionals grappling to understand and leverage it in the best manner. The opportunities in Social Media are boundless and can be applied in every functional area. Hence, there is now an acute need to grasp a firm understanding in order to integrate it in traditional business process to stay ahead of the pack.”

Within the various courses offered by Brandtology, participants would be able to learn about the Social Media landscape in the Asia Pacific Region, with focus on the unique characteristics of each market. For instance, although Twitter is wildly popular in most countries, it is banned in China, which has its own version called Sina Weibo, while Taiwanese prefer a micro-blog with a timeline by the name of Plurk. More importantly, the courses would also touch on the measurement and evaluation of Social Media Success, and the use of data analysis tools and services for identifying what creates viral effects online, as well as determining top influencers and key engagement channels.

“Data without analysis is meaningless. What’s more important is to be able to go beyond simplistic statistics such as buzz, views and retweets to find out the driving factors of internet word of mouth, and the overarching concerns of netizens about a brand and its products,” Dorothy, Programme Director of Brandtology Academy, opined. “Extracting actionable insights and using social media analytics to create an effective feedback loop is more important than merely finding out what’s being said and not doing anything about it.”

At the end of the course, participants will be required to undergo a rigorous certification process and demonstrate sound understanding of the key concepts taught in the course. The first two runs of the Social Media Analytics courses in September are already fully booked and the third run will commence in October. For enquiries, please email academy@brandtology.com or visit http://www.brandtology.com/academy


About Brandtology

With more than 140 staff in 12 global locations, Brandtology’s business and brand online intelligence services enable global brands to manage and glean invaluable insights from consumers’ conversations. Using proprietary technology, processes and trained professionals, Brandtology is able to provide a high degree of accuracy and relevancy in multilingual analysis, unlike any other automated monitoring tools. Astute global organisations utilise Brandtology’s intelligence in multiple functional areas such as sales, marketing, PR, media planning, customer service and product development. For more information, please visit www.brandtology.com

About Brandtology Academy
To enable industry professionals to understand and integrate Social Media into their functional roles, Brandtology Academy offers a series of talks and workshops on the use of Social Media Analytics. Through numerous case studies and hands-on workshops, participants will be able to understand the applications of Social Media in areas such as digital strategy, sales, marketing, PR, media planning, customer service and product development. For more information, please visit www.brandtology.com/academy

 
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