Hi Ken,

You might want to consider Moreover Technologies for your wiki – our UGC metabase product covers blogs, forums, wikis, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube etc. If you want more details please let me know!

Zak

http://www.moreover.com

@moreovertech

Thanks Zak, I've added Moreover to the wiki

Great list, thanks for sharing! We actually use a company called Social Radar (http://socialradar.net). We reviewed nearly all the vendors on your list and found SR to deliver the best value per all of the solutions.

Seriously, Ken, this is absolutely FANTASTIC. Thank you for gathering this wiki together.

Great list. I recommend adding a column to describe the services' pricing.

Thanks for the recommendation Jeremy. I've received many excellent suggestions since I launched the wiki. I plan to incorporate free/commercial type column and perhaps more to describe the specific prices/offerings for each individual product. This is a living, breathing set of data which will continue to evolve as the community needs evolve as well.

Try the free Webbed-O-Meter social media metric tool. http://www.webbedmarketing.com/webbedometer.html

The Webbed-O-Meter tracks online presence and provides a score of 0-100. It is a great metric for executives and can be trended over time to prove an increase in online buzz. The tool measures 16 different sources and weights them accordingly: Yahoo! SiteExplorer, Wikipedia, Technorati, NewsPad (PRWeb), IceRocket, Del.icio.us, Digg, Google, Google Groups, Google Blogs, Twitter, StumbleUpon, YouTube, Facebook, Flickr, Myspace.

Give it a try!

Holy crap that's a long list! But what we really want to know, and I think I speak for all your time-poor peers, is which ones you like and why. i.e. a rating system/spreadsheet with checks and comments. I'd pay for that info. Yes, it's biased, but if you've put that much time into researching them and testing them, that's the kind of bias I can live with.

I'm looking into expanding the columns to include ratings and additional info. Thanks for the suggestions, all good ones

Thanks for including us on your wiki, Ken. Your list is very impressive, I can't imagine the amount of time you've put into researching all of these monitoring companies. If you'd like a demo of our new tool, Hospitality, that is specifically designed for hotel chains, let me know: michelle(dot)chmielewski@synthesio(dot)fr. Hopefully we could help make your research on at least one company a little easier
Best,
Michelle
@Synthesio

Hi,
I've recently published the e-reputation market map with 40 monitoring tools and a lot of other agencies…
http://www.demainlaveille.fr/2009/08/24/e-reput…
Don't hesitate to spread the word
Thanks

Aref, thanks for sharing. I really like how you visually represented the SMM monitoring tools in the market map. That's given me some ideas on how to better show the SMM wiki data.

Thanks for putting together a list like this, it's very valuable information ! You could probably find additional resource (other tools, screenshots, pitches…) with those articles :
- http://directmarketingobservations.com/2009/04/…
- http://www.benbarren.com/?p=5431

I added the wiki to the Online Reputation Network :
http://onlinereputation.ning.com/group/toolbox/…

Thanks,
@opinionwatch

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Recently found this tool: http://www.socialreport.com – may consider to be added to this list.

Thanks John. I will investigate SocialReport and add it if appropriate.