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Measuring Word of Mouth, Volume 2

The second report on this important topic

With over 200 pages of the very latest in word of mouth measurement and metrics written industry experts from a diversity of backgrounds, this volume should be on the bookshelf of everyone who's interested in the metrics and research around word of mouth. If you have a stake in word of mouth marketing, these are the numbers you need.

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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements Andy Sernovitz, WOMMA
Introduction and Abstracts Dr. Walter Carl, Northeastern University
WOMMA Terminology Framework WOMMA Research and Metrics Council
Award Papers:
Best Demonstration of ROI: Measuring the Value of a Managed WOM Program in Test & Control Markets Valerie Alderson, BzzAgent
Best Discussion of Lessons Learned: Single-Source WOM Measurement: Bringing Together Senders & Receivers; Inputs & Outputs Ed Keller and Brad Fay, Keller Fay Group
Best Use of WOMMA Terminology Framework: Combining Several Metrics from the WOMMA Terminology Framework to Manage Consumer Expectations: A Report on How One ABC American Inventor Incorporates WOM for a Holistic Approach William Mosher, Echopinion!
Ratings, Reviews, & ROI: How Leading Retailers Use Word of Mouth in Marketing and Merchandising Brant Barton, Bazaarvoice
Media Consumption and Consumer Purchasing: A Word Of Mouth Media Plan Joe Pilotta, BIGresearch, Don E. Schultz and Martin P. Block, Northwestern University
Branded Engagement: Using Metrics to Support Marketing and Branding Decisions Ted Morris, Brandimensions
Mom Power Thrives in Digital Domain Idil Çakim, Burson-Marsteller
The Evangelist Effect: Fact Based Advocacy Measurement and Management Steve Hershberger, ComBlu
Measuring the ROI Impact of "Marketplace Influencers" Andrew Lipsman, comScore Networks
What's in Your Cereal Bowl? Measuring the Landscape of WOM Participants in Consumer-Generated Media Jim Nail, Pat Fennessey, Ronnie McNeill, and Laura Malone, Cymfony
Creating And Measuring The WOM-Worthiness Of New Products: A Case Study Karen Kraft, Felicia Rogers, and Gwen Ishmael, Decision Analyst
WOMMA WOMBAT Podcast: Driving Word-of-Mouth Dave Evans, HearThis.com
Does participation in an agent-based word of mouth program cause or predict future elevated product usage? A case study from Higher One's B-4 program Sean Glass, Nicolas Carlona, Chris LaConte, Higher One
Individual Differences, Social Networks, and Word of Mouth Influence Harald Eltvedt, Informative, and Howard Friedman, University of California - Riverside
Analyzing the Metrics and Lessons Learned from an Organized WOM Marketing Program: Matchstick's Wine Council of Ontario Product Seeding Program Nicholas Lamplough, Erica Towey, Carrie Tropeano, and Ken Wieczerza, Northeastern University, and Matthew Stradiotto, Matchstick
Buzz To Basket: Using Word Of Mouth Data To Forecast the Impact Of Marketplace Trends David Wiesenfeld, Kate Niederhoffer, Michael Duffy, and Jonathan Carson, Nielsen BuzzMetrics
Sneaking a Peak Outside of the WOMMA Framework: Effects of Traditional Media on WOM Creators Max Kilger and A. Jolayne Sikes, Simmons Market Research Bureau
Using the Service Process as a Word of Mouth Management System to Produce Measurable Results John Goodman, TARP
Marketer, Beware: The Threat of Blog Spam ("Splogs") to WOM Marketing & Market Insight Howard Kaushansky, David Howlett, Nicolas Nicolov, Franco Salvetti, Michael Sevilla, Umbria, and Willow Baum, Small Planet Partners
How to Measure Viral Videos' Audience Luca Giorcelli, Veryweb