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Meet Your Followers

By |2017-07-15T13:16:57-04:00August 1st, 2011|Advertising and Media, Research|

I recently just went on vacation to the coast of North Carolina for five days. Being a product of the tri-state area (New Jersey) and living in New England for the last five-plus years, it’s safe to say I am truly a Yankee. I’ve been lucky enough to travel quite a bit in my young [...]

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Men Like Causes Too

By |2017-07-15T13:17:03-04:00January 31st, 2011|Advertising and Media, Marketing Strategy, Research|

Cause marketing has traditionally been a program strategy reserved primarily to reach women, and more recently, Millennials. However, results from the new Cause Survey from PRWeek/Barkley indicates that men care about causes too and should not be overlooked as a target audience segment for cause marketing campaigns. Men are overlooked for cause marketing The PRWeek/Barkley [...]

Customer Reviews, Santa and Christmas Presents

By |2017-07-15T13:17:04-04:00December 6th, 2010|Communication and Marketing, Decision Making, Research|

I confess, I'm a research junkie, particularly when it comes to shopping. So reading endless customer product reviews is right up my alley. That's just one of the reasons why I found a recent article from eMarketer on the influence of customer product reviews interesting, that and it's well-timed publication just before the full blown launch [...]

Analog Searching: Lessons from the Card Catalog

By |2017-07-15T13:17:05-04:00October 25th, 2010|Research, Tools and Technology|

Card Catalogue, circa 1967 I remember the days (does that make me old? I never thought I’d start a sentence that way...) when searching for something in a library meant a visit to the card catalogue. The card catalogue, for those of you too young to remember, or those of you old enough to remember [...]

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Soaps: Losing an Audience and Longtime Staple of Daytime TV

By |2017-07-15T13:17:07-04:00August 30th, 2010|Advertising and Media, Research|

For several years, there have been numerous reports predicting the end of the soap opera genre. At least one nail has been added to the soap opera genre coffin annually since 1997, with the cancellation of Passions, Guiding Light (the first soap ever that began on radio in 1937), and most recently, As The World [...]

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