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Jeffrey Henning’s #MRX Top 10: Up! Adventure is Out There

Posted by Jeffrey HenningWednesday, May 15, 2013, 6:44 am 1 Comment

Of the 1,681 unique shared URLs in the past two weeks, here are 10 of the most retweeted. Continue reading »

This was posted under category: Analytics, Best Practices, Blogs, Branding, Business Leadership, Business Practices, Consumer Experience, Consumer Technology, Data Visualization, Digital Consumerism, Digital Marketing, Economic Trends, Effective Marketing, Events, General Information, Human Capital, Industry Trends, Innovation in Market Research, Market Research in the News, Market Research Techniques, Marketing, Online Research, Social Media, State of the Industry Tags: Abacus Data, Advertising Research Foundation, best practices, brands, business leadership, change, Ciara Byrne, communities, consumer behavior, Consumer Insights, Consumer Segmentation, consumers, emerging, emerging techniques, Fast Company, Hannah Mumby, hybrid approaches, IieX, In-Tweet Surveys, industry news, innovation, Innovation in Market Research, Insight Innovation Challenge, insights, Ipsos, Jeffrey Henning, Joel Rubinson, leadership, market research, marketing, Millennials, MRX, Online Qualitative Research, PSFK, Research Now, research technologies, Respondent Engagement, Sean Copeland, Starcom MediaVest Group, Steve Jobs, strategy, technology, transformation, trends, Twitter, Vision Critical

Jeffrey Henning’s #MRX Top 10: It’s Not What Your Customer’s Thinking, But What Her Friends Are Thinking

Posted by Jeffrey HenningTuesday, March 5, 2013, 7:24 am No Comments

Of the 1,982 unique links shared on #MRX last week, here are 10 of the most retweeted. Continue reading »

This was posted under category: Analytics, Association News, Behavioral Economics, Best Practices, Big Data, Blogs, Branding, Business Leadership, Business Practices, Co-creation, Consumer Anthropology, Consumer Experience, Consumer Technology, Contributors, Digital Consumerism, Digital Marketing, Economic Trends, Effective Marketing, General Information, Human Capital, Industry Trends, Innovation in Market Research, Market Research in the News, Market Research Techniques, Marketing, Online Research, Reports and Whitepapers, Respondent Engagement, social sample, State of the Industry, Voice of Costumer (VOC) Tags: best practices, Big Data, BrainJuicer, brands, business leadership, Caroline Florence, change, Co-creation Manager, consumer behavior, consumers, crowdsourcing, Diageo, Edward Appleton, emerging, emerging techniques, ethnography, HMV, human capital, hybrid approaches, industry news, innovation, Innovation in Market Research, insights, Jeffrey Graham, Jeffrey Henning, Karen Foster, leadership, Lenny Murphy, market research, market researchers, marketing, Marketing Insights, mobile, MRX, Neuromarketing, Northstar Research, Quirks', Ray Poynter, Respondent Engagement, Samantha Bond, social influence, Social Media, storytelling, strategic value, strategy, technology, Tom Ewing, transformation, trends, Twitter, Vision Critical, Yannig Roth

The Quiet rEvolution In Marketing Insights

Posted by Leonard MurphyTuesday, February 26, 2013, 12:02 pm 8 Comments

We are seeing a future unfold right now where the establishment of common information frameworks will function as the central driver of business insights across the organization, and the traditional role of research professionals will evolve to be the facilitators of getting to the “why” of the business issue rather than the collectors of the “who, what, when, where, & how” of data. Continue reading »

This was posted under category: Analytics, Behavioral Economics, Best Practices, Big Data, Blogs, Branding, Business Leadership, Business Practices, Co-creation, Consumer Anthropology, Consumer Experience, Consumer Technology, Data Visualization, Digital Consumerism, Digital Marketing, Economic Trends, General Information, Human Capital, Industry Trends, Innovation in Market Research, Market Research in the News, Market Research Techniques, Marketing, Online Qualitative Research, Online Research, Respondent Engagement, Social Media, State of the Industry, The Global View Tags: Alec Maki, best practices, Big Data, brands, business leadership, change, common information framework, consumer behavior, consumers, emerging, emerging techniques, Facebook, geo-location, GOOGLE, Gregg Archibald, hybrid approaches, industry news, innovation, Innovation in Market Research, leadership, location-based sm, Marc Pritchard, market research, marketing, mobile, Mobile Research, Nielsen, online communities, P&G, Raytheon, smartphones, Social Media, strategic value, strategy, technology, Text Analytics, Todd Powers, transformation, trends, Twitter

Survival Of The Fittest In 2013: Adapt Or Die

Posted by Samantha BondMonday, February 25, 2013, 7:48 am 1 Comment

Increasingly, the marketplace is becoming more and more saturated, as new brands enter the mix with innovative strategies and their finger on the pulse. As a result, to compete in today’s environment, it is clear that brands need to work harder and represent much more than their product or service. Continue reading »

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Jeffrey Henning’s #MRX Top 10: An $800 Million Gorilla, Yet Surveys Still Make Us Go Bananas

Posted by Jeffrey HenningTuesday, February 5, 2013, 16:00 pm No Comments

Of the 1856 unique links shared on #MRX in the past two weeks, here are 10 of the most retweeted… Continue reading »

This was posted under category: Analytics, Association News, Behavioral Economics, Best Practices, Big Data, Blogs, Branding, Business Leadership, Business Practices, Consumer Anthropology, Consumer Experience, Consumer Technology, Contributors, Digital Consumerism, Digital Marketing, Economic Trends, Effective Marketing, Events, General Information, Human Capital, Industry Trends, Innovation in Market Research, Market Research in the News, Market Research Techniques, Marketing, Mobile Research, Online Research, Respondent Engagement, Social Media, social sample, State of the Industry Tags: Andy Howden, Angry MR Client, best practices, Big Data, Bottom Line Analytics, brands, business leadership, change, consumer behavior, consumers, emerging, ethnography, GOOGLE, human capital, hybrid approaches, individual innovation, industry news, innovation, Innovation in Market Research, insight and marketing directors, Insight Inside, insights, Jeffrey Henning, Johnson & Johnson, Kathryn Korostoff, knowledge curation, market research, marketing research, Michael Wolfe, mobile, MRX, Neal Cole, Robert Heeg, social influence, Social Media, social media measurement, strategic value, strategy, SurveyMonkey, Suzana Pamplona, technology, Text Analytics, Tiger Global, Tom Ewing, transformation, trends, Twitter, Vision Critical, Word Of Mouth marketing

Let Me Entertain You: Online Tools To Help You Tell A Good Story!

Posted by Julie Diaz-AsperWednesday, January 16, 2013, 8:09 am 1 Comment

A review of free or almost free online tools to help researchers create more engaging presentations and reports Continue reading »

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Jeffrey Henning’s Top 10 #MRX Stories of 2012

Posted by Jeffrey HenningThursday, December 20, 2012, 9:28 am No Comments

Here are 10 of the most influential stories shared by the Twitter #MRX community in 2012. Continue reading »

This was posted under category: Best Practices, Business Leadership, Business Practices, Consumer Experience, Industry Trends, Innovation in Market Research, Market Research in the News, Market Research Techniques, Mobile Research, social sample, State of the Industry Tags: #MRX community, Adam Gammel, Annie Pettit, Apple, best practices, business leadership, Coca-Cola, Conversition Strategies, creativity. culture, customer satisfaction, Dollywagon, emerging techniques, Frito-Lay, global market research, Harvard Business Review, improving marketing effectiveness, innovation, Ipsos MORI, Jeffrey Henning, Joe Fernandez, Louisa Peacock, major food brands, market research, Market Research in the Mobile World, market-research career, MRMW, MRX, NewMR, NewMR Virtual Festival, online insight capabilities, Reg Baker, Research, Sam Adams, Social Media, Sparkler, Stephanie Clifford, Steve Jobs, strategy, The New York Times, The Telegraph, trends, Twitter, Walmart, Werner Reinartz

Jeffrey Henning’s #MRX Top 10: Storytelling, Google and the Festival of NewMR

Posted by Jeffrey HenningWednesday, November 28, 2012, 8:06 am No Comments

Of the 1,818 unique links shared by the Twitter #MRX community in the past two weeks, here are 10 of the most retweeted. Continue reading »

This was posted under category: Analytics, Association News, Behavioral Economics, Best Practices, Big Data, Business Leadership, Co-creation, Consumer Experience, Economic Trends, Events, General Information, Human Capital, Industry Trends, Innovation in Market Research, Market Research in the News, Market Research Techniques, Online Qualitative Research, Reports and Whitepapers, Research Games, Social Media, State of the Industry Tags: ABCs of Storytelling, Annie Pettit, best practices, Big Data, Bounty, brands, Brett Townsend, business leadership, change, CNBC, consumer behavior, consumers, Dominique Romanowski, emerging techniques, ethnography, Forrester, gamification, Gen 2 Advisors, GOOGLE, Google Consumer Surveys, Heinz, IDB / TIPP, industry news, innovation, Innovation in Market Research, insights, Jeffrey Henning, Jonathan Weiss, Lieberman Research Worldwide, Lucy Fisher, market research, market researchers, MarketingWeek, MMR Strategy Group, MRX, Nate Silver, NewMR, PepsiCo, Ray Poynter, Reg Baker, Roxana Strohmenger, Social Media, Sony Music, strategy, technology, The Festival of NewMR, The Market Research Event, TMRE, transformation, trends, Twitter, US Electoral Polling

#TMRE Recap: Actionable Insights, Storytelling And Big Change

Posted by Julie Diaz-AsperMonday, November 19, 2012, 7:27 am 2 Comments

A summary of key takeaways from TMRE as recorded in Twitter Continue reading »

This was posted under category: Behavioral Economics, Best Practices, Business Leadership, Business Practices, Consumer Experience, Economic Trends, Events, Gamification, General Information, Human Capital, Industry Trends, Innovation in Market Research, Market Research in the News, Market Research Techniques, Online Research, Research Games, Respondent Engagement, Social Media, State of the Industry Tags: Behavioral Science, best practices, BrainJuicer, brands, Brandtrust, business leadership, change, Coca-Cola North America, consumer behavior, customer conversion, Daniel Kahneman, Daryl Travis, Deborah Campbell, Decision Insights, emerging, emerging techniques, engagement frameworks, Fast and Slow, Gerber, Gongos Research, Greg Alley, Guy Kawasaki, Harley-Davidson, heritage trap, hybrid approaches, industry news, infographic, innovation, Innovation in Market Research, insights, Julie Diaz Asper, leadership, location-based sm, Lowe’s, market research, Market Research in the Mobile World, Mind Control by Derren Brown, Mobile Research, mobile-enabled survey, PepsiCo, Philip Chambers, Ron Wiliams, Shopping Insights, Social Media, strategic value, strategy, technology, The Market Research Event, The Value Path: Embedding Innovation in Everyday Business When the Customer Makes the Rules, Thinking, TMRE, transformation, trends, Twitter, virtual shopping solution

Jeffrey Henning’s #MRX Top 10: All Atwitter About Twitter Surveys

Posted by Leonard MurphyMonday, October 15, 2012, 18:18 pm No Comments

Of the 1,910 unique links shared by the #MRX community in the past two weeks, here are 10 of the most retweeted. Continue reading »

This was posted under category: Analytics, Behavioral Economics, Best Practices, Big Data, Business Leadership, Business Practices, Consumer Experience, Contributors, Digital Marketing, Economic Trends, Effective Marketing, Gamification, General Information, Industry Trends, Innovation in Market Research, Market Research in the News, Market Research Techniques, Mobile Research, Online Research, Research Industry Trends Survey, Social Media, State of the Industry, The Global View Tags: Apple, behavioral economics, Ben Leet, Big Data, Brian Tarran, business leadership, CBDIO, Chief Big Data Insights Officer, Chris Matyszczyk, CMO of Ford, CNET, Coca-Cola, David Boyle, emerging, emerging techniques, EMI, EMI Music, Facebook, gamification, GOOGLE, industry news, innovation, Innovation in Market Research, insight, insights, Jeffrey Henning, John Fryers of GlobalRadio, leadership, market research, Market Strategies, mobile, mobile surveys, MRX, Neal Cole, Nielsen, Orange, Promoted Procuts, Ray Poynter, Reg Baker, Research, Social Media, strategy, survey offering, survey responses, technology, trends, Twitter, Twitter Surveys, uSamp, Vision Critical

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