Reviews

 David Jennings, author and blogger writes about Swarmteams music offspring (Swarmtribes) in Net, Blogs and Rock'n'Roll:

 

“For many musicians, getting the first 10 or 20 dedicated fans is easy enough — but when it comes to multiplying this number things become more difficult. If and when their fan base does increase, they're faced with the challenges of managing it. Musicians need a communication system to interact with their fans, which is adaptable and instantly reactive. They need to engage with their fans, using a means of communication that can be scaled up. This is where Swarmteams can help.”

  

SwarmTeams: the fans are the swarm

 Miguel Afonso Caetano writes about Swarms in his Remixtures blog (translated from Portuguese)

 

“Another advantage of Swarmteams is that it can be used as a channel for sales of tickets for concerts, discos, shirts, hats, etc..  As if that were not enough, the company provides a series of tools that allow achieve a much greater degree of control than the Twitter as Swarm Analysis & Reporting (metrics and charts that allow you to take radiographs of our network) and the Swarm Campaign Monitor ( to plan viral campaigns more effective given the most appropriate ratio between the number of users and number of messages reach foreseen)”.