Posts Tagged ‘trends’

• Fads: What’s up?

  • April 7th, 2021
  • Posted in General, Marketing Trends, Self Improvement Tips
  • Tags: Tags: Market Research, trends
    

  A fad is something that is met with abrupt enthusiasm and sometimes ends just as quickly as it started. Fads have been around ever since we can remember!

• Top 5 Trends and Tidbits in Market Research

  • April 9th, 2014
  • Posted in Baltimore Market Research, Uncategorized
  • Tags: Tags: Market Research, trends
    

  The following are Observation Baltimore’s top trending topics and tweets from the past month for market research. 1. PMRG was a fantastic experience.  If you were unable to attend, you should definitely check out the recap on PMRG’s website. Unable… Read More

• Top Five Market Research Trends and Tidbits

  • February 19th, 2014
  • Posted in Marketing Trends, Uncategorized
  • Tags: Tags: Market Research, Marketing, trends
    

  The following are Observation Baltimore’s top trending topics and tweets from the past month for market research. 1.  If you have been trying to get impressions with the upper class, the Super Bowl may be the best option.  Everybody has… Read More

• Data Mining—Why is it Important?

  • September 30th, 2011
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  Data mining starts with the client.  Clients naturally collect data simply by doing business; so that is where the entire process begins.  But Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Data is only one part of the puzzle. The other part of the… Read More