Archive for the 'marketers' tag

#reThink13 : The Four Horsemen of … The Resurrection

Richard Evensen Yes, I realize that the four horsemen bring the apocalypse and, for some companies, this will be true. We’re in a period of massive changes and, to survive, companies, their marketers and advertisers, and the researchers who...
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Lucky Thirteen: Marketing & Branding Trends for 2013

By Robert Passikoff, Ph.D. The New Year, 2013, approaches. And as everyone knows, the number 13 holds great symbolism. For the religious among us there were the 13 guests at the Last Supper and the 13 tribes of Israel. Scientists know the...
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Google, Twitter & Facebook… Oh My! The Implications Of The Twitter/Nielsen Deal For MR

And another piece of the future of research puzzle is in place. Twitter announced today that they were partnering with Nielsen to introduce brand surveys directly into Twitter. As usual, my friends at Research-live had the scoop: Read more
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Google Consumer Surveys and Disintermediation: A Client Perspective

  Editor’s Note: The blogosphere has been full of great posts regarding Google’s new Consumer Surveys offering, with the opinions running the spectrum from good to bad. A few to take note of (besides our earlier posts by Simon...
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#MRMW: ‘Social, Local and Mobile’ Will Take Over the World

  Editor’s Note: The Market Research in the Mobile World European Conference is being held next week in Amsterdam. I will be Co-Chairing the conference along with Guy Rolfe, Global Mobile Knowle4dge Leader at Kantar. The attendees and...
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Digital Publishing in an Age of Convergence Series: Innovation in Context

Editor’s Note: We got a little off track with our own publishing schedule of this wonderful ongoing series by Lauren Sozio, so apologies to our readers for that. In light of the our conclusions regarding the strategies being successfully...
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Should Focus Groups Carry A Health Warning? Implications of Behavioural Economics for Research

By Neal Cole Since starting out as a client-side researcher focus groups have frequently been recommend to me as a suitable exploratory method. Initially this wasn’t a problem. I was new to the industry. However, over the years I have gradually...
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Behavioral Economics: the Kylie Minogue of Market Research

By Leigh Caldwell Do you remember those catchy tunes from the late 1980s? I Should Be So Lucky? The Locomotion? The first time you heard them they were quite fun, memorable even. But then they got more airplay. And more. And more. Radio...
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Big Data: Opportunity or Threat for Market Research?

  Editor’s Note: A few weeks ago GreenBook and Research Access began our monthly series of webinars focused on exploring the “big ideas” in the market research industry. Our first production was focused on Big Data, and we...
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Results of the BRITE-NYAMA Marketing Measurement in Transition Study

Editor’s Note: We are pleased to release the results from an important new study that GreenBook, Research Now,  Columbia University, and New York AMA recently conducted on issues impacting marketers  in the areas of data collection and...
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