OneQube is a cloud-based platform that allows you engage in Twitter chats and hashtags with real-time analytics, gives you the ability to explore profiles and shared content without leaving the conversation, and provides Tweet Chat transcripts on demand.
It lets you manage your followers and lists in a searchable database where their profile, tweets, website, social graph and demographic data is instantly accessible. It tracks and reports hashtags, and contains direct messaging, Tweet buffering, and social relationship management.
Easily sort and track your followers, instantly create curated groups for targeted conversations, and scale your efforts to create momentum.
Why do we need it? Social Media has changed the way we connect, communicate, and consume globally, creating unprecedented volumes of content and relationships. Once you start connecting with more than a couple hundred people, it becomes increasingly harder to find the “Signal in the Noise,” which in turn makes it harder to engage in and manage meaningful connections with consumers, fans, or other businesses. The mission of OneQube™ is to change all that.
Amy Vernon
OneQube™ can be used by anyone — whether a single user, a team, or an enterprise. After you authenticate your Twitter account, the app indexes and analyzes your followers, allowing you to instantly query your followers based on the criteria that is important to you: keywords, location, gender, or influence.
Our guest is Amy Vernon, General Manager of social marketing for Internet Media Labs, the technology company that created the OneQube platform. Amy helps clients make the most out of their social marketing efforts on Facebook, Twitter, G+, Tumblr, StumbleUpon, Reddit, Pinterest, Instagram and any other platform that makes sense.
Her motto is: Don’t be stupid. In other words: Never do or say anything online that you don’t want the entire world to see or hear, and you should be OK.
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