How do you Chartbeat? A Jalopnik NASCAR story

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We love hearing stories from our customers about how they “Chartbeat.” That’s why when we read this article about how our friends at Jalopnik, a Gizmodo Media Group publication, looked to Chartbeat during the Daytona 500 to understand consumer reaction (or confusion) over the newly released NASCAR rules, we had to post it.

Check out the full article: A Graphical Representation Of How Confused People Were During The Daytona 500.

Nothing speaks to the truth like Chartbeat data.

How do you Chartbeat? If you have a story you’d like to share with us, get in touch with me at terri@chartbeat.com.

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