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The Social Media Landscape for 2011 [Infographic]
I found this infographic on the potential future of Social Media in 2011 and I wanted to both remember it for myself and share it here on our blog. I found it at the Fresh Networks blog. Check it ...
Is Social Media All Hype and No Substance?
May 31, 2011 | News, Social Media »
I recently read an article by Mark Evans on his blog about the Social Media Rapture and it got me thinking about the "shininess" (is that a word?) of Social Media.
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Can content aggregators replace market research?
May 25, 2011 | News »
Have you seen all the online content aggregators online or iPad apps like Flipboard and Zite? The basic idea is that they use your Twitter feed (or Facebook), combine it ...
What is the future of Market Research?
There is a lot of talk lately about Social Media and how it may affect, improve and change market research. I found a great presentation online describing twenty two possible futures of Market Research and I thought it was worth ...
Is it time to jump on the Facebook Brandwagon?
As huge as Facebook is now, is it primed for another massive jump forward in popularity? Ever since the launch of the "Like" button, the power of Facebook has been growing at a much faster clip than all the other ...
Are focus groups still relevant in today’s digital age?
March 16, 2011 | News, Sylvestre Marketing »
Are focus groups still relevant in today's digital age?
In an era where millions of people can share their opinions, thoughts and ideas together in seconds, how does the focus group stay relevant? Why would anyone pay thousands of dollars to obtain ...
Magie, Magie
During the holidays our local cable company Videotron ran an ad called “Le Grand livre des crabes” (“Big book of Crustaceans” in English). Did you see it? They were very funny. I say "they" because there was a short and ...
