VNU’s BuzzMetrics Acquires Intelliseek to Form Nielsen BuzzMetrics

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Online consumer conversation measurement companies BuzzMetrics and Intelliseek, along with its BlogPulse blog prtal, have combined to form one mega-metrics analysis company called Nielsen BuzzMetrics. BuzzMetrics parent company VNU has been on a buying spree lately scooping up linguistics analysis company Trendum, BuzzMetrics and now Intelliseek. With the acquisition, VNU hopes to create “the new global standard for measuring and understanding word-of-mouth behavior and influence.”

For those who don’t know what these companies do or why you should care, the press release puts it quite succinctly explaining the companies “mine publicly archived online sources including blogs and discussion forums to collect and transform large volumes of unaided conversations into actionable consumer insights.” In other words, they find out what people are saying about your brand and they package it up with a nice bow on top for your review.

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