cover from 100,000s of potential items. Is the story that was big 1 hour ago still important? Still getting engagement? Speedy news cycle- mean newsrooms want a way to monitor each other. Popularity must be guessed Huge traffic can flow from viral content. But it’s hard to find it first. Viral Content Intense competition Too Many Sites Journalists can’t monitor the 1000s of potential news sources. How can you keep reporters aware of the latest topics generating chatter? Staying on the Pulse
stories, every minute, every hour. See what’s big, hour by hour, and what’s on the way down. Monitor social spread of stories from competitor outlets. The Solution Exact time breakout NewsWhip finds viral content first on YouTube and Reddit. First for Viral Content Competitive Analysis for Newsrooms Game Changing Efficiencies Forget monitoring fifty sites and twitter feeds – Spike finds the best from 1000s of sources. Keeps reporters aware of the latest social discussion. Stay on the Pulse
journalists and editors to monitor world news. In action TV and radio stations use Spike to find topical stories BuzzFeed, HuffPo use Spike to check what news is going viral. CNN monitor peer sites for trending content. (So does USA Today, Time & BBC.) NBC find viral web content, videos and international stories. CTV use Spike to monitor their own social performance. Avg. session: 23m30s * 85% of trial users return
It puts a social filter on the world’s news to show people what’s trending at a high level. 10,000s of regular users, growing each month. 50+ verticals, 10 countries, new languages in October 2012. September 2012 Android and iOS App Launch will bring new traffic, users. Vision of monetizing site and app through tracking “trending” brand-related content (like Buzzfeed). Page 7