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Survey says. Marketers are tired of Web 2.0!!

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In a recent survey conducted online among the members of MENG (Marketing Executive Networking Group). All 1,800+ active members of MENG were emailed on November 15, 2008 and asked to complete an online survey. The Survey was closed on December 2, 2008 with a total of 643 responses (representing a 36% response rate).

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The Emotion found in Social Data

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Some might, but the vast majority of people who share content, post comments, or offer sentiments and opinions online do so because they are in what Andrew Jeavons of Survey Analytics calls “the point of emotion.” In other words, they are emotionally invested in the product, service or experience about which they are opining.

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Social Business Intelligence: Wisdom from the Outside-In

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In traditional research, companies elicit feedback through periodic surveys and then enhance their findings through focus groups. Surveys are episodic and offer inauthentic information since the questions themselves alter the answers given, creating a distance between reality and what is articulated.

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Make Your CFO a Social Media Fan

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A recent Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) survey found that only 20% of CMO’s felt social media produced measurable ROI and 62% hoped it may someday. If the CMO’s lacked ROI confidence, then just imagine what a CFO or CEO survey might have told us! If you’re concerned about social media cost justification, you’re not along.

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Steven M Smith - The Satir Change Model

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The impact on group performance of a well assimilated change during the five stages of the Satir Change Model. The group is at a familiar place. For instance, the chief of an engineering group has an explicit rule—all projects must be completed on schedule. Poor communication is a symptom of a dysfunctional group.

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Martin De Saulles " SMEs and the Web - Executive Summary

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Voters and Public Library Funding: An OCLC Market Research Report Cuadra Joins SydneyPLUS Group of Companies Peer-to-Patent Project Extended and Expanded Digital Bookmobile to Launch National Tour Come to the World eBook Fair! Comments RSS. Subscribe to my RSS feed. I am currently. InfoToday News. My Flickr Photos. By Blogates.com.

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BMJ blogs " Blog Archive " Richard Smith: Get with Web 2.0 or become yesterday's person

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BMJ Group blogs. Search BMJ blog: You dont need to be signed in to read BMJ Group Blogs, but you can register here to receive updates about other BMJ Group products and services via our Group site. 10 Jun, 08 | by BMJ Group. Last year we surveyed the use of a range of Web 2.0 Search the BMJ. BMJ Journals.

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