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Q 1. How do I select a subject to analyze? |
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Once you are logged in using your unique user name and password, you will find yourself
on the Home Page of the OnBuzz Analysis web page
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On the Home Page you have the option to select a Subject(s) and Blog(s) to
analyze
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Once you have made your selections click on the
icon
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Your data will then be displayed on the Subject Page
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Q.What is Add Synonym? |
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Add Synonym (where applicable) allows you to view two or more subjects in one chart
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Q. How do I Add Synonym and then analyze? |
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On the Home Page of the OnBuzz Analysis, besides selecting Subject box click
on the
icon (NOTE: you must have subscribed to more than
one subject in order to create Add Synonym)
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Select the Subjects that you wish to include by highlighting with a click of your
mouse in the Your Subject(s) box
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Click on the
icon to add your subject(s) in the Synonym Subjects box, to the right of
the Subject box (NOTE: You also have the option
to remove should you decide not to select that particular subject for this analysis,
by simply highlighting the subject in the Subject Group box and click on the
icon)
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Once you have added the subjects you wish to include, type a New Subject
(name of your choice) in the field next to the Synonym Name
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Click on the
icon, you will then be returned to the Home Page, where you can select your
New Subject from the drop down menu
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Click on the
icon, you will then be returned to the Home Page, where you can select your
New Subject from the drop down menu
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Once you have added the subjects you wish to include, type a New Subject
(name of your choice) in the field next to the Synonym Name
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Select All Blogs or a specific Blog and then click on the
icon
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Your data will then be analyzed and displayed on the Subject Page
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Q.What is a Profile? |
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A Profile is a demographic attribute (Default is No Profile).
On the Subject Page, you have the option to select the following demographics
from the drop down menu:
Gender
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M
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Male
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F
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Female
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DK
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Don’t Know
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Age
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Young
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Young People
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Mid
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Middle Age People
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Old
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Old Age People
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DK
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Don’t Know
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Education
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High School
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College/ University
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Professional
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DK
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Don’t Know
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Internet Savvy
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Low
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Beginner knowledge
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Mid
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Intermediate knowledge
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High
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Proficient Knowledge
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Don’t Know
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Region
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NAR
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North America
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LAR/ SA
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Latin/ South America
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EMEA
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Europe Middle East and Africa
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APAC
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Asia Pacific
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IJKK
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Japan, Korea, Vietnam, etc.
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DK
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Don’t Know
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Q.What is the Time Span? |
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Time Span is a measure of time where the Subject has been mentioned a number of
times in the Blog(s) (Default is Monthly ).
On the Subject Page, you have the option to select the following from the
drop down menu:
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Daily |
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Monthly |
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Quarterly |
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Semi-Annually |
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Annually |
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NOTE: The maximum amounts of columns that will
be displayed in a chart are 31 from the Start Date.
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Q. What are the Start Date and the End Date ? |
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This allows you to select the specific time frame that you wish to see the overall
sentiment in the Blog(s). Default for the Start Date is January 1, 2007 and
the default for the End Date is the current date. On the Subject Page
, you have the option to change the dates by clicking on the “Calendar” icons and
then click on the
icon
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Q. What are the Chart Types? |
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There are two chart types either 2 Dimensional (2D) or 3 Dimensional (3D) to view
your data in the graphical format. 3D charting also allows you to view the data
either as Columns or Stacks.
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Q. How do I customize the data to view a chart? |
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On the Subject Page you have the options to customize Profile, Time Span,
Start & End Date and Type of Chart (2D or 3D) at the left panel and
then click on the
icon to view the results of your customized data
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Q. What do these charts represent? |
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The three charts are Percent Sentiment Score(represents the % responded to the sentiment value of the statements );
Performance Score chart or table
(represents the actual sentiment of the statements and the percent sentiment score);
and the Number of Mentions (represents the actual number of mentions of the subject in the statements)
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Q. How do I change the Subject? |
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On the Subject Page, clicking the
icon will take you to the Home Page and provide you the option to change
the Subject (where applicable)
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Q. How do I print the data? |
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On the Subject Page, click on the
icon (at the top right corner) and follow the prompts
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Q. What is "Export to PowerPoint"? |
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Clicking on the
icon allows you to export the charts into a PowerPoint presentation which can then
be saved for future purpose
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