You might be busy blogging, tweeting and posting, but is it doing any good? If your aim is to promote yourself or your company as an expert in a particular field, how do you know how you rank against others with the same aim?
Peer Index can help. This new online tool looks at what’s happening online to see who are the most active and influential people in a variety of subject areas. It’s an interesting new way of searching for experts in a given field.
With so much stuff online these days, you can Google a subject but not know how credible the author is. The next phase is knowing the influence of who is saying what — and that’s what Peer Index is all about.
In this edition of BTalk, Azeem Azhar, the founder and CEO of Peer Index, talks about the idea behind this new online tool and where it’s heading.
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Longer lockdowns, no trade talks, Democrats swing into action
US China trade talks off the table. No big surprise, says NABs Rodrigo Catril on today’s Morning Call. The virus continues to dominate market concerns.
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Freedom Day for the UK, D-Day for the RBA
What follows the QE2 in September? NAB’s Ray Attrill says a flexible target is likely, but we can expect a ripple of surprises form the RBA today.
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Is the EU anti-growth?
The EU is struggling right now. The Bundesbank has downgraded its 21019 GDP forecast from 1.6% down to 0.6%. The Italian government is being threatened for breaching the EU’s spending rules. Yellow vests protestors have been out on the streets of Paris for 31 weeks now, fighting against inequality. This week the European Central Bank meets to determine how to boost the bloc’s economic growth. But, Phil Dobbie asks Prof Steve Keen, isn’t it time for a fundamental rethink of how the EU is structured and operates? With reforms to the EU, would Brexit have been necessary?
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