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Crowdsource Your Way to the Best Landing Page

Convince & Convert

In the design space, crowdsourcing is being embraced as an efficient way to tap into the mindset of the customer and mine ideas directly from target audiences. Landing pages are ripe for optimization through crowdsourcing. By crowdsourcing feedback on your landing page design, you’re provided the benefit of fresh eyes.

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The pros and cons of social media

Sprout Social

But it can be huge for your reputation—responsiveness leads to a more favorable view of your company. Ability to crowdsource. Social media is an always-on focus group. Another method of crowdsourcing ideas is by looking at conversations about your brand and industry. A full FAQ is linked for you below.

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6 Potentially Wildly Inaccurate Observations about Tostitos and Social Sentiment

Convince & Convert

As a marketer, don’t sound the alarm just because you see a few negative tweets or forum comments doesn’t mean all hope is lost. Twitter is a living focus group. Results can vary wildly based on company and intensity of feeling. Did the agency use a crowdsourced idea to devise the talking bag concept?

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6 Potentially Wildly Inaccurate Observations about Tostitos and Social Sentiment

Convince & Convert

As a marketer, don’t sound the alarm just because you see a few negative tweets or forum comments doesn’t mean all hope is lost. Twitter is a living focus group. Results can vary wildly based on company and intensity of feeling. Did the agency use a crowdsourced idea to devise the talking bag concept?

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Nuggets from Social Media workshops as of late. : Community Group Therapy

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Here are some random thoughts from a collection of these experiences and feedback from conference speeches: 1) Features are NOT user experiences: Warning…if you ask someone about desired user experience and they say wiki or forum, you have work to do. 4) None of the following are community platforms: Wikis, Blogs or Forums.

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Crowdsourced Funding: How to ask for $75K but get $1.5million

Laurel Papworth

That way, they didn’t annoy the millions of Harry Potter fans on the forums by letting them find out first in normal newspapers. If I ran a billion dollar company, I would still put small projects up for $25,000. Instead of paying for a focus group, I’d get money from them. So that people had a say.