Tracx customers have access to an interactive map showing clusters of public, location-tagged user-generated content (tweets, check-ins, etc.) that are relevant to their campaigns, with the ability to drill down to the individual post level.
As much as we all appreciate the wisdom of "that friend" who knows a dude who heard of a guy who met a bro who said there was a lot of buzz around Highlight at SXSW, I think we all agree that it would be nice to see some metrics.
Social media manager tracx, which recently earned $4.4 mil in funding, created a SXSW infographic to end all SXSW infographics. From the social media scene as a whole to the "Official Hangover Food," the study quantifies the event from top to bottom. Now you'll no longer have to wonder whether the Jay-Z concert was actually "whack," or if your friend just couldn't get tickets.
Here's a breakdown of a few leading buzz grabbers before you dig into the epic image.
Most Influential Tweeter O'Reilly Media Founder and CEO @Timoreilly
Most Successful Brand/Campaign American Express' Jay-Z Show
Most Startup Buzz Location based "hidden connection finder" Highlight
The Ultimate SXSW infographic The most popular influencers, parties, brand campaigns and more!
In our recent "Best of: Austin SXSW" breakdown, we asked a few folks why they came to the annual tech conference, which draws Internet lovers from across the globe.
"To meet my Twitter friends in real life," was one girl's twee answer. "To get people excited about my startup!" exclaimed one entrepreneur.
For many, SXSW Interactive is a convenient time for business meetings, company bonding and relationship building. "It's the people you meet on the street corner or in line at the taco truck at midnight that matter, these people could be your customers, a future investor or your next business partner," said one female CEO.
To measure the awesomeness that is SXSW, Tracx, a social media management system, created an infographic of the SXSW aftermath, which quantifies the good time attendees had at the event. Which speakers/keynotes were most talked about? Which parties were most popular? Which influencers/thought leaders tweeted/posted the most? Which brands and campaigns generated the most buzz?
For those who attended the event, the infographic is a nice reminder of how much fun we had and for those who didn't, hopefully it will inspire you to hop on a plane to Austin next year!