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April 12, 2012

The Measurement Standard Contents for April 2012

Here is a list of links to posts in The Measurement Standard for the month of April, 2012.

Triangleredsmall Can the Reputation of Spirit Airlines Be Saved?

Triangleredsmall The Golden Ratio, Feng Shui, and the Apple Logo

Triangleredsmall Paine Relief: Katie Paine Solves Your Measurement Problems:
How to Fix the 8 Most Common Errors In Social Media Monitoring Data

Triangleredsmall The Paine of Measurement:
Why We Need Social Media Measurement Standards, or, at least, Standard Labeling

Triangleredsmall Four Posts on Analytics Best Practices from SAS Voices

Triangleredsmall Work Remotely or Remotely Working? Two Articles from USA Today

Triangleredsmall Marcia DiStaso -- Measuring Public Relations Wikipedia Engagement: How Bright is the Rule?

Triangleredsmall Dan Taylor: A case for analytics: If you’re not measuring, you’re not marketing

Triangleredsmall  Reprinted from 2008 by special request:
Does Your University Make the Grade in Social Media?

Triangleredsmall Rapid Writing by Daphne Gray-Grant
  Oh, The Word Games People Play

Triangleredsmall Twitter Ads Earn 10x More Than Facebook Ads

Triangleredsmall Bad Infographics Are the Measurement Menace of the Month

Triangleredsmall The 6 Trickiest Terms in Measurement—and What They Really Mean

Last month in The Measurement Standard: Here is the the Contents Page from March, 2012.

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