Context Voice is an API that tracks the real-time Web to give you data, business intelligence and insights about what consumers are saying in (close to) real-time.

• Tap into millions of real-time micro-conversations
  Tens of millions of micro-conversations are happening daily on sites like Twitter, Facebook, FriendFeed, Digg and a dozen others. The amount of conversational data the real-time Web provides is orders of magnitude greater than data provided by blogs or traditional media sites. This is great for getting statistically-significant insights, but a pain to achieve from a technical and business resource point of view.
• Customers demand real-time responses – for that, businesses need (close to) real-time data
  Because these micro-conversations happen in (close to) real-time, consumers demand action and response from businesses in the same time frame: (close to) real-time. If businesses don’t get the data as it happens, they’ve lost a great opportunity to engage consumers. On the real-time Web, it’s NOW or NEVER.

Being able to tap into this real-time data as it happens is key to getting business intelligence and insights in due time so that your customers can make the right decisions and achieve their marketing and business goals.

Why Use Context Voice?

Context Voice is the answer to the questions some of your customers may be asking:

“How do I find out what’s going on on real-time sites like Twitter or Digg?” “How do I engage these people and get insights quickly and effortlessly?” “How do I know who is spreading the message and who is actively engaging with the brand?”

1. The real-time Web is the next big thing. You can harness the powerful real-time data stream in days with Context Voice, instead of building your own systems that might take months with no guarantee of success or positive ROI.
2. Give your customers real-time dashboards to help them be successful. During these difficult times, getting additional revenue streams from your existing customers may be the safest bet for your business. Brands have already acknowledged that they need to participate in the real-time Web, by setting up Facebook pages and Twitter accounts.
3. Help your product team do more with less.. Focus on what you do best – delivering value added insights and analytics tools to your customers instead of building out plumbing and infrastructure which is not core to your business.