Facebook suggests Advil as a related page for Fireball and Svedka. Facebook used to have a tool called Lexicon that let you trend out interests like this: You can still do crazy data mining via graph search. Or like this. You have to be part psychologist and part mathematician to really get social analytics right!
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You can do some crazy data mining on your competitors and your own page right now. And you may have noticed that Facebook can make recommendations based on what you might like. Not everyone gets the same recommendations, since the search results are sorted by where you live, what your friends like, where you’ve checked
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Christine is a partner of Escape Artist International. She has over 300,000 people on her email list and wants to “clean up” their social media. Their clients want to live, work, and invest in other countries. They’ve been around 18 years and grew up in an ex-pat community that shared tips on how to live
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Facebook can predict a lot of spooky things, like if you’re gay and like ice cream, but it’s now so much more with Graph search. Jon Loomer recently wrote about how you can use Graph search in all kinds of useful combinations to discover what your fans like. This allows you to drill down into
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