Posts Tagged ‘Curators’
Following Up on the ‘Limiting Adjective of MR’ (Plus a GRIT Sneak Peek!)
Sunday, August 21, 2011, 11:47 am No CommentsThere were some great discussions that stemmed from my previous post about the “Limiting Adjective of ‘Marketing’ Research.” Some really insightful responses that exhibited multiple perspectives on the topic! The conversation also led to a question being asked in the GreenBook Research Industry Trends (GRIT) study, and early results showed that 42% said “yes, we need to develop a new term that is more reflective of what our business is today.” Even though this is not the majority, it does indicate a divide in how our industry views itself. I’m excited to continue the ride and see how things progress over the next few years. Continue reading
The Limiting Adjective of “Marketing” Research
Friday, July 8, 2011, 0:19 am 11 CommentsAll in all, it’s been a pretty challenging decade for marketers. The role of the CMO is being diminished; traditional brand channels are being marginalized. And the CEO has seemingly fallen in love overnight with social media alternatives. And what’s bad for marketing should be bad for marketing research. After all, we are merely a supporting act for the marketing department. Continue reading




































