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]]> By: micheal smith http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-265283 micheal smith Thu, 03 Dec 2009 10:35:30 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-265283 Websites are always helpful in one way or the other, The authors sug­gested that the model could be used in influ­ence max­i­miza­tion algo­rithms which aim to iden­tify key, influ­en­tial indi­vid­u­als in a given social net­work for the pur­poses of viral mar­ket­ing. I was intrigued by the pos­si­bil­i­ties and have been toss­ing around a pos­si­ble flow­chart model of how indi­vid­u­als decide to ReTweet spe­cific Tweets since read­ing that paper. Here’s my first attempt: anyways, <a href="http://www.loansheaven.com" rel="nofollow">instant loans</a> a good way to get started to renovate your dreams into the world of reality.<br>Thanks<br>Micheal, Websites are always helpful in one way or the other, The authors sug­gested that the model could be used in influ­ence max­i­miza­tion algo­rithms which aim to iden­tify key, influ­en­tial indi­vid­u­als in a given social net­work for the pur­poses of viral mar­ket­ing. I was intrigued by the pos­si­bil­i­ties and have been toss­ing around a pos­si­ble flow­chart model of how indi­vid­u­als decide to ReTweet spe­cific Tweets since read­ing that paper. Here’s my first attempt: anyways, instant loans a good way to get started to renovate your dreams into the world of reality.
Thanks
Micheal,

]]> By: micheal smith http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-265155 micheal smith Thu, 03 Dec 2009 02:35:30 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-265155 Websites are always helpful in one way or the other, The authors sug­gested that the model could be used in influ­ence max­i­miza­tion algo­rithms which aim to iden­tify key, influ­en­tial indi­vid­u­als in a given social net­work for the pur­poses of viral mar­ket­ing. I was intrigued by the pos­si­bil­i­ties and have been toss­ing around a pos­si­ble flow­chart model of how indi­vid­u­als decide to ReTweet spe­cific Tweets since read­ing that paper. Here’s my first attempt: anyways, <a href="http://www.loansheaven.com" rel="nofollow">instant loans</a> a good way to get started to renovate your dreams into the world of reality.<br>Thanks<br>Micheal, Websites are always helpful in one way or the other, The authors sug­gested that the model could be used in influ­ence max­i­miza­tion algo­rithms which aim to iden­tify key, influ­en­tial indi­vid­u­als in a given social net­work for the pur­poses of viral mar­ket­ing. I was intrigued by the pos­si­bil­i­ties and have been toss­ing around a pos­si­ble flow­chart model of how indi­vid­u­als decide to ReTweet spe­cific Tweets since read­ing that paper. Here’s my first attempt: anyways, instant loans a good way to get started to renovate your dreams into the world of reality.
Thanks
Micheal,

]]> By: Brian Wong http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-265136 Brian Wong Fri, 27 Nov 2009 05:59:10 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-265136 The first decision stage of the flowchart excludes the many other instances how a reweet could occur even if a person is not being followed. <br><br>As SimZaolly rightly pointed out, it could happen via a search result, whether it be a #tag search or a general search. <br><br>It could happen if a person is not being followed but "listed" using a list. Also, it could be from reading a blog post with the TweetMeme button. It could also be published on retweet directories like <a href="http://Retweetist.com" rel="nofollow">Retweetist.com</a>. Let's not forget also that a growing number of Tweeter users are on mobile devices. So the RT could happen from mobile applications like Mashable's ReTweet app.<br><br>All of these instance can happen even if the person retweeting is not following you. :) The first decision stage of the flowchart excludes the many other instances how a reweet could occur even if a person is not being followed.

As SimZaolly rightly pointed out, it could happen via a search result, whether it be a #tag search or a general search.

It could happen if a person is not being followed but “listed” using a list. Also, it could be from reading a blog post with the TweetMeme button. It could also be published on retweet directories like Retweetist.com. Let's not forget also that a growing number of Tweeter users are on mobile devices. So the RT could happen from mobile applications like Mashable's ReTweet app.

All of these instance can happen even if the person retweeting is not following you. :)

]]> By: Danijel Maricic http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-265114 Danijel Maricic Mon, 23 Nov 2009 11:31:30 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-265114 hey zoeDisco,<br><br>i'm using few services for determining how my followers feel, do they tweet about good things, about work or bad things like death, killing... <br>i think that psychic state of followers is very valuable to know and it could be implemented in RT dynamics approach.<br>Example:<br>if you find that your followers are tweets most of the time about business, chances for getting RT of info tweet is very likely to be high, and vice verse. <br>Furthermore with one service you can see impact of your tweets on your followers. I saw that i lost 11 followers after i tweeted info that my company has got exclusive right for one software( obviously my followers thought that tweet was commercial) but then i've got 11 followers after i tweeted about OCZ RAM that i bought. hey zoeDisco,

i'm using few services for determining how my followers feel, do they tweet about good things, about work or bad things like death, killing…
i think that psychic state of followers is very valuable to know and it could be implemented in RT dynamics approach.
Example:
if you find that your followers are tweets most of the time about business, chances for getting RT of info tweet is very likely to be high, and vice verse.
Furthermore with one service you can see impact of your tweets on your followers. I saw that i lost 11 followers after i tweeted info that my company has got exclusive right for one software( obviously my followers thought that tweet was commercial) but then i've got 11 followers after i tweeted about OCZ RAM that i bought.

]]> By: Danijel Maricic http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-265113 Danijel Maricic Mon, 23 Nov 2009 11:01:39 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-265113 hey Pratik,<br><br>I thought about the same thing when i was reading this post. if you have follower that is strong enough,(has lot of followers) and your tweet get some % of attention of that follower and with certain % of motivation for RTing your Tweet then it is better to have few good followers than thousands of crappy ones.<br><br>What do you think of that?<br>cheers hey Pratik,

I thought about the same thing when i was reading this post. if you have follower that is strong enough,(has lot of followers) and your tweet get some % of attention of that follower and with certain % of motivation for RTing your Tweet then it is better to have few good followers than thousands of crappy ones.

What do you think of that?
cheers

]]> By: zoeDisco http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-265086 zoeDisco Tue, 17 Nov 2009 11:43:44 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-265086 hey dan<br><br>I really like your ReTweet Decision model. I'm wondering if you have any data on the attention % or motivation % - Have you calculated any probabilities or trends? It would be great to be able to say on average, this is how many people are likely to see your Tweet.<br><br>I would think that motivation would be esp. difficult to calculate bc (as you have also stated) it's really the content of the tweet that influences people to ReTweet it.<br><br>thanks!<br><br>z hey dan

I really like your ReTweet Decision model. I'm wondering if you have any data on the attention % or motivation % – Have you calculated any probabilities or trends? It would be great to be able to say on average, this is how many people are likely to see your Tweet.

I would think that motivation would be esp. difficult to calculate bc (as you have also stated) it's really the content of the tweet that influences people to ReTweet it.

thanks!

z

]]> By: Pratik http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-264972 Pratik Tue, 27 Oct 2009 04:32:16 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-264972 Hey Dan,<br>There's another metric that should be put in this flowchart and that is how influential your followers are. An example to that is I once tweeted a funny thought. That was re-tweeted by 3 followers who were heavily followed. Result was that within minutes my tweet was RTed by 14 other people who don't follow me but follow those 3 followers. Hey Dan,
There's another metric that should be put in this flowchart and that is how influential your followers are. An example to that is I once tweeted a funny thought. That was re-tweeted by 3 followers who were heavily followed. Result was that within minutes my tweet was RTed by 14 other people who don't follow me but follow those 3 followers.

]]> By: simzaolly http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-264943 simzaolly Tue, 27 Oct 2009 03:05:15 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-264943 Hi Dan,<br><br>Great work.<br><br>I'm not sure what I'm sharing is correct, but I just want to share.<br><br>Even when you don't follow a person, there are Re-tweets. This takes places during a general search or a #tag search. When readers find the link or tweet interesting, they Re-tweet it. So how do you incorporate this aspect of Re-tweet into the Re-Tweet Decision Model. Hi Dan,

Great work.

I'm not sure what I'm sharing is correct, but I just want to share.

Even when you don't follow a person, there are Re-tweets. This takes places during a general search or a #tag search. When readers find the link or tweet interesting, they Re-tweet it. So how do you incorporate this aspect of Re-tweet into the Re-Tweet Decision Model.

]]> By: bebopdesigner http://danzarrella.com/modeling-retweet-dynamics.html/comment-page-1#comment-264941 bebopdesigner Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:32:26 +0000 http://danzarrella.com/?p=2020#comment-264941 Wow! This is impressive!!!! Thanks for sharing such a brilliant post. Wow! This is impressive!!!! Thanks for sharing such a brilliant post.

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