Making Sense of Social Media Data | Predictive Perspectives Blog If you want to know what someone thinks, just ask. Better yet, just listen. Unsolicited feedback is everywhere and oftentimes people will tell you what they’re thinking without any prompting. The world is a noisy place and the advent of social media has resulted in nearly nonstop dialogue in countless locales. In fact, we’d go so far as to say that we live in the “Age of Over-Sharing.” Social media has unleashed the power of self-expression. Gone are the days of the internal monologue. Today, we live under the banner of “TMI” or Too Much Information. People share everything – maybe it’s therapeutic – from medical ailments to stories about their kids and pets to recipes to life’s aggravations to their favorite (and more often least favorite) restaurants, brands and products.

Making Sense of Social Media Data | Predictive Perspectives Blog

If you want to know what someone thinks, just ask. Better yet, just listen.

Unsolicited feedback is everywhere and oftentimes people will tell you what they’re thinking without any prompting.

The world is a noisy place and the advent of social media has resulted in nearly nonstop dialogue in countless locales. In fact, we’d go so far as to say that we live in the “Age of Over-Sharing.”

Social media has unleashed the power of self-expression. Gone are the days of the internal monologue. Today, we live under the banner of “TMI” or Too Much Information. People share everything – maybe it’s therapeutic – from medical ailments to stories about their kids and pets to recipes to life’s aggravations to their favorite (and more often least favorite) restaurants, brands and products.

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