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An Overview of Bulletin Board Focus Groups

Idaconcpts

Bulletin boards focus groups (also known as BBFGs) are extended online discussions that take over 3 to 5 days, or more. BBFGs may have between 18 to 25 participants per group and develop in an asynchronous, threaded, self-paced fashion. . Here is an overview of bulletin board focus groups and their advantages and disadvantages.

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Manwich: A Case Study on Social Media Listening

Waxing UnLyrical

You don’t need to create a focus group; you have one already. Manwich: A Case Study on Social Media Listening. So you see, you don’t have to have a Twitter account to find immense value in The Twitter for your business… but you do need to be listening. Want to test a new flavor? Now get out there.

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Indian Companies on Twitter – A Usage Study

The Marketing Blog

39 pm Indian Companies on Twitter – A Usage Study Jump to Comments We recently did a study to understand how the businesses in India are using twitter. For this study we profiled 66 companies from ’9′ verticals and analysed them on different quantitative & qualitative parameters like no.

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Social Media Listening – It’s About Emotions

Janet Fouts

When Neuroscientist Antonio Damasio studied individuals in the 1990’s who had specific brain lesions that limited their ability to connect feelings to emotions. To my mind, studying social media is ever so much better than using focus group scenarios. because people know they are being watched in a focus group.

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Co-creation: Why creators should be part of your product development team

Sprout Social

After all, an unfiltered comment section on a creator video will give you far better insight into your consumer than any formal survey or focus group ever could. Case studies in successful co-creation The idea of bringing creators to the product development table is new, but it’s not untested.

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Using Behavioral Science in Marketing: Drive Customer Action and Loyalty by Prompting Instinctive Responses

Koka Sexton

It also offers practical advice and case studies on how to effectively measure the effectiveness of behavioral science-based marketing campaigns. ” Behavioral science is the study of the complex relationships between human behavior and the environment. This can then be used to create more relevant and effective loyalty campaigns.

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What’s your social listening strategy?

Janet Fouts

Neuroscientist Antonio Damasio studied individuals in the 1990’s who had specific brain lesions that limited their ability to connect emotionally. Still, I will say that social media is ever so much better a resource than using focus group scenarios. because people know they are being watched in a focus group.

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