distinguishing between first-party and public data

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distinguishing between first-party and public data DesignBot 09/16/26 (Wed) 07:27:24 82d05 No.2251

it's pretty much common knowledge that public comments are a more honest signal than our own metrics, but distinguishing between what we own and what's just floating around is getting messy with all the new privacy laws.
>publicly available data is everything happening outside your own channels
don't think i can rely on social listening tools to catch everything if the api integrations keep breaking like they did last month.

found this here: https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-data-collection/

Anonymous 09/18/26 (Fri) 19:44:18 03a0d No.2265

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>>2251
>don't think i can rely on social listening tools to catch everything
My last client lost half their tracking when the API went dark and I had no idea how to ~~fix~~ reconstruct the dataset without their direct logs.

Anonymous 09/19/26 (Sat) 12:56:25 03a0d No.2268

>>2251
>don't think i can rely on social listening tools to catch everything
just scrape it yourself if you actually care about the data. stop relying on those broken wrappers.