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CMARIX has the expertise to provide custom third-party application integration services into your Web and mobile app for various functions such as Payment API, Social, Shipping API or Authentication API.
CMARIX provides Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) Integration services to facilitate integration with your web platform or mobile app.
How the LikeFolio Enterprise API can help you win
We are proud to announce the LikeFolio Enterprise API.
It's what powers TD Ameritrade's game-changing social research for retail clients.
It's how institutional trading firms are capturing real-time consumer behavior shifts that used to require time consuming and expensive solutions like phone surveys and channel-checking initiatives.
Here's a bit about how the LikeFolio Enterprise API can help your fund or application succeed:
Funds
The LikeFolio API offers social-data metrics focused on consumer purchase behavior around the brands and products owned by publicly traded companies.
Whether it's volume of tweets, brand sentiment, or volatility of opinion, your systems will receive actionable data in a fast and flexible API that will integrate seamlessly into your existing data-consumption systems.
This consumer-originated data is a statistically significant leading indicator. Examples of how LikeFolio data can be used include:
Retail same-store-sales predictions Tech user growth and stickiness Media company brand breakouts
To request more information about utilizing the LikeFolio data-stream for your trading strategies and modeling, please submit the form on this page.
Media/Apps
Give your users a richer experience that sets you apart from other financial destinations.
The LikeFolio API can deliver:
1. Brand <--> Company taxonomy Allow your users to look up stock symbols by typing in their favorite brand, or view the brands behind the stocks in their portfolio.
2. Social-data metrics Get mention volume and sentiment numbers for stocks that allow your users to understand more about how consumers are reacting to the company's offerings
3. Top tweets & links Get a list of most-shared links for any ticker symbol-- not just about the ticker itself, but any of the brands or products that company owns. In addition, we can deliver top-tweets about the company for you to embed, instantly giving your application a real-time, living feel.
To learn more and request contact, please visit this page.
About LikeFolio
For a moment, I want you to think of Twitter—- all of twitter—-as a massive brand survey. But instead of calling 1000 people and asking them what they think, we sit back and listen for millions of people to tell us… naturally, voluntarily, and in their own words.
We take that stream of consumer thought and map it against our proprietary brand-taxonomy, looking for mentions of the brands and products that drive the revenues of publicly traded companies.
This approach gives our data an enormous advantage: Time. We are listening at the consumer level as purchase decisions are being made, faulty items being returned, or new product promotions are being reacted to.
We then take all of that data, tune it to the most useful signal, and send it out to you for quantitative analysis or display in your application.
We are the leaders in utilizing social-data for financial research of consumer behavior... and we want to help power your success.
The LikeFolio Enterprise API is ready. Let's chat if you are too.
New version of Firefox complete with the Social API
Today we are shipping a new version of Firefox complete with the Social API and a preview of our first integration with Facebook. The uptake during Beta was great and we got lots of feedback. We will be staging our promotion and marketing as we monitor adoption from our GA users and watch their feedback. You will see progressively more marketing activity over the coming months. We are also working with other providers, and will have multi-provider support in Firefox soon.
Getting this far has been a great team effort. Adding another open API to our platform, which will allow many players to innovate, is exciting. If you are like me, your behavior in the browser has evolved over the last few years - we spend a lot more time on certain tabs than we use to. Pinned tabs was a first expression of this. The Social API takes this a step further, and allows high usage sites to put relevant information closer to your fingertips. I hope we see email, news, and finance services implemented this way as well. Of course, as we get more partners, the requirements on the API will change, and the product will evolve.
Thanks to all the teams for the efforts in getting this feature to launch; it has been a great cross-group effort. We have a lot more work to do to make it successful, and will be working closely with our partners as they roll out services on the API. Having the API in Firefox is a great start, but the real success will come from services our users find truly compelling; the Facebook Messenger integration is excellent, and puts us on the right path.
You can check out the announcement on the Mozilla blog here.
https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2012/11/20/firefox-introduces-new-social-api-and-previews-integration-with-facebook/
Congratulations team!
Google+ Brand Page Integration
Our clients here at Reality Digital have increasingly asked about how to integrate Google+ with their social campaigns. Unfortunately Google+ brand pages do not allow custom iframe tabs yet. The only way for our clients to integrate is by adding a Google +1 button.
There is no doubt in the near future Google+ will release some sort of brand page iframe where brands can add their own custom interactions to their page and integrate with Google's API's. Google already does this with YouTube brand pages and Reality Digital has been creating custom YouTube brand pages since their inception. Google currently charges a fee for a YouTube brand page to have access iframe customization, will Google+ follow the same model?
In either case, we have mocked up what we think the potential Google+ custom iframe may look like when implemented. We have thrown our realitydigital.com website in the frame as an example.
While you're waiting for the custom iframe to be launched, you can check out Lawrence Mak's in-depth piece on how to effectively build a Google+ brand strategy to get your brand page started in the meantime.
