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How to Use Facebook Questions as Research Tool

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However, the new tool can also be very effective, when wanting to do some research among your fans. Excellent opportunity for marketers to analyse the responses in light of demographic and cultural background of the respondents, which therfore helps them list the perferences of a region or cultural group.

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Report: Social Marketing Is More Than Just Likes [Report]

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The report called “The Power of Like 2 – How Social Marketing Works” was made in a research collaboration with Facebook in order to deliver unique insights on social media marketing. This can also be part of spreading your message to friends of fans, which is of course the aim in order to expand your target group with preferred consumers.

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Social Media And Branding [Infographic]

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The survey findings: In order to dive deeper into this topic AYTM Market Research surveyed 2,000 internet users. Customer Behaviour on Social Media: Data collected from this research has been collected in an informative infographic with different sections talking about behavioural aspects of customers.

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4 Reasons to Use Social Enterprise Networks for Business

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Currently, her research focuses on various topics related to CRM software, sales, customer service and marketing strategy. Such platforms as Yammer, Chatter and Jive certainly look and feel similar to Facebook – with a news feed, groups, friends and status updates. Her work has appeared in myriad publications including Inc.,

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Listen Don’t Ask

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Traditionally market research has been built on claimed data. This could be surveys, interviews or focus groups. These research methods- although can and have uncovered fascinating insights- are expensive, time-consuming and questionable in their accuracy.

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New People at Mindjumpers

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Loa Tejmers Research and Analyst Assistant. Loa supports the copywriters with target group and culture research and analysis. She holds a BA in Marketing and Management Communication from Aarhus School of Business – Aarhus University and plans to continue with her studies in the fall 2011.

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China: The State of Social Media

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The two groups of users – Baifumei and Grassroots. The terms “Baifumei” (literally, “good-looking and rich”) and “Grassroots” are terms used by IDG Capital Partners to describe the divergent groups of Chinese Internet users. This group represents 50-75 million of China’s Internet users. Baifumei have a university degree.