Posts Tagged ‘twitter’

• Observation Baltimore’s Favorite Market Research Tweets

  • May 1st, 2013
  • Posted in Marketing Trends, Online Market Research, Social Media Platforms, Twitter Research, Uncategorized
  • Tags: Tags: Baltimore, Market Research, market research Baltimore, market research industry, Maryland, Observation Baltimore, twitter
    

  Do you know who is talking about you?! Ever taken a Webinar or electronic training seminar on social media?  Ever chat or use online scheduling software, make reservations at a restaurant, or click on an article link?  What you do… Read More

• Technology in Market Research: Social Media

  • August 7th, 2012
  • Posted in Baltimore Market Research, Internet Statistics, Market Research News, Market Research Specialists, Market Research Technology, Observation Baltimore News, Social Media Statistics, Tips and Resources for Researchers, Uncategorized, Useful Information
  • Tags: Tags: Advertising, consumer trends, facebook, linkedin, market research industry, market researchers, Observation Baltimore, Social Media, social media for businesses, Social Media Marketing, twitter
    

  As the world around us evolves, so too must the market research industry. With more and more people flocking to social media websites, like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, and Pinterest, the way in which individuals gain information about and interact… Read More

• Advertising’s Empire: Super Bowl

  • February 1st, 2012
  • Posted in Advertising News, Baltimore Market Research, Market Research News, Market Research Specialists, Observation Baltimore News, Social Media Statistics, Uncategorized
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  The Super Bowl is a monumental event that draws over 150 million U.S. viewers each year. This one event continues as THE television advertising juggernaut. Of the top 30 most viewed television programs of all time, the Super Bowl accounts… Read More

• SOPA:Killing Free Speech? Or, a Misunderstood Bill?

  • January 24th, 2012
  • Posted in About SOPA, Uncategorized
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  If you opened a newspaper or booted up a computer in the last few weeks, you likely heard of SOPA.  But what is SOPA, what are the proponents and opponents of SOPA saying, and what is the future of SOPA?… Read More

• Data Mining—Why is it Important?

  • September 30th, 2011
  • Posted in General, Uncategorized
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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

• Online Branding and Marketing Blogs: A Digital Revolution

  • July 7th, 2011
  • Posted in General, Uncategorized
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  The days of a singular ad campaign – print, broadcast, billboard, etc. – are over. As the interests of Americans continue to expand, it is the creative marketers that will succeed.  The average U.S. consumer listens to 20 hours of… Read More