Choosing research tech isn’t a solo mission—especially on larger teams. Like planning a potluck, coordination avoids tool overlap and ensures the righ...
Influencer-led communities are reshaping insights by enabling real-time polling and engagement with niche, always-on digital consumer groups.
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Discover the power of social media listening to gain insights into customer needs, trends, purchase intentions, and challenges for your business.
Editor’s Note: The following interview features a Greenbook Future List honoree, Jillian Ney. The Greenbook Future List recognizes leadership, profess...
Trends reports are fun to produce and entertaining to read. They can be used as thought leadership and can even stimulate innovation. But they often d...
What are your thoughts on the term “user-generated content”? When the term “user-generated content” is mentioned, most people immediately think of soc...
Microsoft’s “listening-based” approach to social media user research.
Digging into the social trends behind popular food delivery services.
Understand the impact of the unfolding EV revolution on communities, brands, and public consciousness.
Put away those skinny jeans and part your hair down the middle, we’re about to learn how Generation Z engages with YouTube and where they’re likely to...
Brands’ approach to consumer intelligence has undergone a transformation.
US and UK viewers had very different opinions on the Oprah interview.
Health care providers are using social media to air their thoughts on what the future may hold for the healthcare sector.
Valuable data from social media is there for the taking but the sheer volume can be overwhelming.
How social listening can benefit universities.
Social media analytics appears to finally be on the path of exponential growth.
Brand Tracking is evolving to rely more on observed behavioral data, and less on traditional survey data, with predicting the future the goal
Social listening often leaves important info on the table. Human-supervised machine learning can improve prospects
Limitless online conversations magnify the visibility of insights
The potential of insights by the adoption of digital methodologies for social listening

What differentiates the more than 1,000 social media monitoring tools that are currently available?

Social media is evolving as practitioners layer and blend different data sets with social consumer market insights (CMI).

Social media listening becomes exponential when integrated with tracking surveys and behavioral metrics.

Topic Data, a product/service from Facebook, allows marketers to see what users are saying about brands, products, events and activities.

The research industry is too busy talking to itself and not busy enough talking to others. It needs to listen more to non-researchers.

Figuring out the fundamental drivers of markets, and maintaining a focus on delivering those needs, is a cornerstone of marketing strategy.

Social Media Research has been around a while. So it is a good time to take stock of what it is offering and what it could be offering.

Two out of the top 3 trends in market research repeatedly reported by Greenbook’s GRIT report are social listening and online communities.

The measurement of a social campaign needs to be in the context of the objectives, and those objectives need to link to things like sales.

As people use social media differently, as APIs change, social media monitoring programs can behave strangely.
Social media data are quantitative and predictive. We must create research protocols to harness their full transformative power.

Pitting Text Analytics vs. Social Media Monitoring vs. MROCs vs. Mobile vs. Neuromarketing.

Social research and intelligence has already become truly transformative to those who embrace it with an enlightened approach.

Part one of a two part blog series on learnings from ARF Rethink 2014. Part two will be on “Big data, big research possibilities”.

Social media can provide some valuable data about brand sentiment, but it also gives a flawed picture of what consumers actually think. It is prudent ...

People who really care about the wisdom of the crowds need to think beyond social filtering to gain insights that matter.

Is Social Media getting a bad deal? I can’t speak for Marketing, but for Insights I’d say we ignore Social Media at our peril. Here’s why.

I recently attended the Esomar 3D conference in Amsterdam and, unsurprisingly, much of the content focused on emerging technologies and techniques. I ...

A light take on seeking consumer intelligence from social media monitoring.

Wrapping up my “newsmaker” interview series is a discussion with Jeffrey Henning, CMO of Affinnova. Jeffrey made news a while back when he left Vovici...

Ideation and insight-gathering techniques are evolving to meet the current realities of an increasingly connected customer who is using social media, ...

Lenny Murphy shares his impressions of re:Think 2011, focusing on client-side comments regarding the role and future of market research.

Mobile continues to be a hot topic, and a bevy of interesting information sources have hit the web this week. Here is what caught my eye
As BP & P&G are finding out, in today’s 24/7 converged communications world, social media is not simply a way for brands to engage with consumers, but...