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La Internet de las cosas trata sobre la capacidad de internet para operar con los datos generados por las cosas, no solamente por las personas. En un contexto de “datos como petróleo del siglo XXI”, cada vez son más sus usos, como veis en el gráfico que acompaña esta entrada y encontraba en MIT Technology review.
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In recent posts, I have taught our readers how to grasp the basic concepts required for monitoring and managing social media so they can be more effective in marketing their businesses on these channels. As the last in my three-part series, this post discusses how to measure the information received through the first two processes to provide actionable insight required to carry out successful, long-term social media strategies.
In earlier posts, I explained how to develop a social media strategy and carry it through and how to track social media efforts and reach your benchmarks. Your strategy should include your social media goals, determined by analyzing your business to decide what you want and are able to achieve through social media and what you are able to offer your audiences as well as other businesses to understand what they are doing successfully so you can compete.
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