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Like last year (and in fact after every major industry show) we will soon be publishing our final #ibc11 twitter analysis.

Following on from Sunday’s post ‘@ibcshow #ibc11 Tweet Stats‘ where we say nearly 9,000 tweets covering the event to date, our latest stats show the total number of tweets is approaching 10,000. The hashtag usage split is about the same as before. Friday was the biggest day for show twitter. Usage is tailing off now. [...]

There’s been nearly 9,000 tweets covering #ibc11 so far .. unfortunately despite everyone’s best efforts there is still a hashtag split, currently: 50% #ibc11, 40% #ibc and 20% #ibc2011 (yes! there are duplicates in there). 110% you say? Well that can only mean one thing – there are definitely more than a few duplicates which [...]

Our servers collected the tweets, the data has been crunched and the report written and it’s up in the Amazon kindle stores of the US, the United Kingdom and Germany and so ladies and gentlemen we once again bring you a detailed analysis of an event hashtag; in this case it’s Orlando, Florida and #InfoComm11, [...]

As we mentioned back in February we recently published our first ebook ‘ISE 2011 Twitter Hashtag Analysis‘ as we continue to explore all that is Kindle. That went so well that we’ve done it again, this time with our ‘DSE 2011 Twitter Hashtag Analysis’. The surprise of the detailed analysis was, that for once, we [...]

Our twitter analysis report for #iseurope is now pretty much complete and we will be mailing out copies to interested parties on Friday. Below is a very quick summary of the ‘league tables’… Over 590 individuals tweeted using the hashtag between 15th October 2010 and 8th February 2011 (the period for which our servers collected [...]

As we’ve said many times before our twitter analysis for an event could be summarised in one sentence – “make your hashtag as long as it needs to be in order for it to be unique, make sure you have only one (hashtag), promote the hell out of it and clamp down early on any [...]

We could summarise our twitter analysis for #ibc10 in one sentence – “make your hashtag as long as it needs to be in order for it to be unique, make sure you have only one (hashtag), promote the hell out of it and clamp down early on any variations from that by users” We keep [...]

Our twitter analysis report for IBC is now complete, and I’ve handed it over to Adrian to summarise for the blog on Monday morning. There are lessons in there for all event and conference organisers keen to make the most of social media, so we are expecting it to be well read. Adrian will tell [...]

Our usual post show report has gone off to the organisers of #InfoComm2010 and we thought we’d share some of the twitter data with you (as we did with #dse2010, #KioskCom, #ScreenMediaExpo etc etc.). The total number of Twitter impressions was an incredibly impressive 3,055,553 (yes three million fifty five thousand five hundred and fifty [...]