Here are 10 of the most retweeted of the 1,623 unique URLs shared on the Twitter #MRX community in the past two weeks. Continue reading »

I recently came back from the 2011 The Market Research Event(TMRE) conference in Orlando, the biggest marketing research conference of the year. There was plenty to like, not the least of which was the scale of the event. Rarely, if ever, do we get to see an exclusively market research event that is so big. Kudos to IIR for putting it together. Continue reading »

As we head into the long weekend, I have six items I wanted to post about and not enough time to do full blown posts for all of them if I still want to enjoy at least some of my long 4th of July weekend. So, I hope you won’t mind that I’m going to take four of those items and put them into this “odds & ends” post. They really do fit well together, so here are four “mini posts” on surveys, social media, and punditry. Continue reading »

To celebrate our 1st Anniversary and continue building on the platform of delivering value to the industry we’re rolling out two new features that we think you’ll enjoy: a bi-weekly newsletter and a badge system. Continue reading »

I’m still working on my post regarding the Technology Driven Market Research event; I am waiting for a few more videos by Ben Smithee of Spych Research to be loaded up so I can incorporate them into my summary and wrap-up. What I can tell you is that it will focus heavily on my favorite topic: the future of the market research industry. I hope to have that out early this week. In the meantime, you can find all of the coverage from the great team of pros that were blogging at the event on the IIR blog. Continue reading »

For our latest interview with presenters at the upcoming IIR Technology Driven Market Research event the IIR and GreenBook bring you an interview with Greg Heist, Vice President of Research Innovation for Gongos Research. Continue reading »

Interview with John Dick of CivicScience about the TDMR, innovation, macrosampling, micropolling, online privacy, and research transformation. Continue reading »

For those who might be interested, Tom Anderson interviewed me as well while I was interviewing him for the IIR TDMR series. He asked some tough questions and sometimes my answers were a bit on the long side (you might have noticed I don’t do brevity well), but overall I think it turned out well.
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Recently I’ve been honored to have been asked to participate in several MR industry events in various ways. It’s been an interesting by-product of my blogging and social media activities, and I am deeply appreciative of the opportunities to work …