The intent was to help people track which team was winning when it came down to social media volume. i.e., were people Tweeting more abou the Patriots or the Giants. Using key elements of our Pulse Analytics solution including the Live Map, Twitter Feed and Location Based Services the dashboard showed a live map of the world, with full zoom capabilities, and plotted geo-tagged Tweets for each team. We kept a running total for each time that started when you entered the page and ended when you left the page. It was a great way to get a feel for who was talking about the Superbowl and which team garnered most of the conversation.

The results were interesting – in the days leading up to the game, the New England Patriots outdid the Giants by almost 2:1. Immediately following the game, which the Giants won, the ratio flip-flopped and the Giants outran the Patriots by almost the same margin.

See a sample screen shot attached here.

Thanks to Robert Caruso @fondalo and his blog @bundlepost for the mention of Mantis Pulse Analytics. Read his article on Social Media here, Social Media Hot Potato – It’s No Game!. We are working to get the word out about our solutions and appreciate Robert taking the time to let his readers know what we are doing.

Romney loses ground in popularity after most recent debate

Keeping in the theme of some of our recent samples, this InfoGraphic highlights popularity among some of the leading Republican Presidential Candidates. They are participating in a series of National debates in the run up to the Primaries and it is interesting to see how people respond as represented by conversations and comments on the predominant Social Media channels such as Twitter and Facebook. We highlight several measures here including volume of conversation as well as sentiment of what’s being said.

For more information about Mantis Pulse Analytics visit http://pulse.mantis-tgi.com

Rangers versus Cardinals Who's More Popular? Updated. 10-26-11

The InfoGraphic shown above illustrates the power of Mantis Pulse Analytics, a social media monitoring solution built for companies and organization to listen and understand what people are saying about them on various social media channels including Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and more. The InfoGraphic above includes charts and data directly from Pulse Analytics, illustrating the popularity of the two teams in this years MLB World Series. Notice how easy it is to identify volume and sentiment of traffic. In addition, it is easy to spot trigger events such as the dramatic rise in followers after each team clinched their respective League Championship Series.

For more information about Mantis Pulse Analytics visit http://pulse.mantis-tgi.com