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Social media maps lay everything out for you so you can spend time analyzing the who, what, when, where and why of social media data instead of looking for it.

Location-based social media contains a wealth of information that is freely available to everyone, and when paired with GIS data, it's a powerful combination.

El Nino is expected to wreak havoc over the US this year, but with the help of geospatial analysis, communities can be better prepared to handle the effects.

Location-based social media apps are on the rise, and both consumers and organizations can use this data to their advantage in multiple ways.

Snaptrends CTO, Todd Berry, takes you through the process of using social media intelligence to find data about drug dealers and they terms they're using.

No matter your organization, performing a Twitter location search adds a valuable layer of detail to social media data, providing more detailed insights.

Don’t let the selfies and pretty sunset pictures fool you: data posted on Instagram offers deep insights, and companies are increasingly turning to social media to better understand what’s being said in the marketplace

When it comes to modern geospatial technology, there are a few misconceptions. Here are some we can correct to help you become an expert in Geospatial.

Go inside the mind of a Snaptrends software designer as he walks through the process of creating intelligent software that combs through social media data.

Social media provides actionable insights that can be useful in everything from saving lives in disaster zones to creating shareholder value at global corporations.

What is OSINT and why is it important? When it comes to social media, “social” means “public.” Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is intelligence collected from publicly available sources.

Snaptrends users will now be able to search and filter through Flickr posts to access a previously untapped source of content and insights.

What does location-based social media monitoring offer that regular social media monitoring doesn't? A critical component - the context of location.

Social media has exploded big data into giant data, but it’s overwhelming to think of where to start or how to analyze it for actionable use.

Social media data is the friend you need to get to the next level. Sure, it’s not nice to use friends for our own gain, but in this case, you get a pass to be a social climber.

Our geosocial posts, tags, and check-ins not only paint a picture of who we are, but where we are. It’s that where part that rounds out the who.

How geofencing can help your organization narrow down the enormous amount of social media content to focus on what is relevant to you.