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EchoRank.
A San Francisco analytics tool that gave every piece of shared social content a virality score, the EchoScore, built from k-factor, velocity and magnitude.
Data and analyticsMarketing and sales
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BetaList featured EchoRank: 'Measure the virality of your content that's shared on social media'.
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Founders Network introduced Roxanne Gibert, founder and CEO of EchoRank, in its May 2015 member cohort.
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“Viral Scoring and Analytics Platform”
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“Viral Scoring and Analytics Platform”
EchoRank provides a viral score known as the EchoScore to each piece of content shared across social media. The EchoScore takes into account several factors to measure true virality, including signals such as k-factor, velocity, and magnitude. EchoRank allows marketers to go beyond comments, retweets, and shares to gain deeper insights about what makes content truly viral. Social media marketers can gain insights into how their content ranks up against competitors, their industry, or the social web as a whole.
- Topics
- Analytics, Marketing, Social networks
- Model
- SaaS
- Location
- San Francisco · California · United States
In our words: The listing, marked Private Beta, described EchoRank as a scoring and analytics platform that let social media marketers see beyond comments, retweets and shares, and compare their content with competitors, their industry or the wider social web.
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