Digital Transformation

How Twitter’s Trending Feature Can Be Applied to Every Area of Business

Giving organizations real-time insight into customer sentiment

Companies can use similar algorithms to identify unusual spikes in customer activity.Courtesy Getty Images, Twitter
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By Abinash Tripathy

March 22, 2018

In 2013 Twitter launched its Trending feature — a list of algorithmically-determined popular hashtags. Facebook rapidly followed suit, and since then the trending feature has become a staple of the social media experience.

Headshot of Abinash Tripathy

Abinash Tripathy

is co-founder and chief strategy officer of AI CRM company Helpshift.

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