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  • Josh Bernoff
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:The Mobile Mind Shift Index

    Measuring And Analyzing The Shift In Consumers' Expectations

    Six years into the smartphone transition, customers are making a mobile mind shift. The shifted customer expects that any desired information or service is available on any appropriate device, in...

    • Downloads: 488
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  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:The Splinternet Engagement Index

    Analyzing Your Customers' Engagement Across Touchpoints

    The splinternet — the fragmented world of incompatible web, social, video, and mobile touchpoints — is where your customers live now. They want to reach you in more touchpoints, but you...

    • Downloads: 633
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:The Rising Potential Of Social Network Sites

    Half of US online adults are Joiners, people who interact with social networks at least once a month. Very few are decreasing the amount of time they spend on these networks. More than three-quarters...

    • Downloads: 1656
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Introducing The New Social Technographics®

    How Conversationalists Change The Marketing Landscape

    Social technologies have arrived big time. Facebook and Twitter are on the vanguard of much of the most active online social activity. When we created the Social Technographics® ladder of...

    • Downloads: 2461
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    Report:The Social Tools Consumers Want From Their Favorite Brands

    More than half of online tweens and teens and 42% of online adults want to see a social application from their favorite brands. For example, one in four US online adults want to see discussion forums...

    • Downloads: 1768
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    Report:Social Technology Strategies For "Boring" Consumer Brands

    To Create Borrowed Relevance, Get Customers Talking About Their Problems

    Even if your brand isn't Apple or Nike, you can still benefit from the surge in social technology. The trick is "borrowed relevance" — creating an application that's about your customers'...

    • Downloads: 1699
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    Report:Peer Influence In An Unstable Economy

    Tap Consumer Trust In Each Other To Build Brand Relationships

    Marketers should prioritize energizing customers over just talking to them when the economy is this unstable. Why? Consumers trust word of mouth most — and it has proven business impact. Most...

    • Downloads: 720
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:The Social Technographics® Of Device Owners

    Devices Should Make Social Connections Beyond Marketing

    Owners of mainstream electronics devices like HDTVs and digital cameras rate about average on social participation, while those who own MP3 players and home networks rate well above average. Consumer...

    • Downloads: 555
  • For Marketing Leadership Professionals

    Report:Working With Web 2.0 Startups

    Unlike B2C Startups, Many B2B Startups Are Great Partners For Marketers

    Hundreds of consumer-focused Web 2.0 companies have sprung up, but most struggle to attract traffic and monetize it. This is why some worry that Web 2.0 is a bubble. But much of the current value in...

    • Downloads: 571
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    Report:Big Online Spenders Embrace Social Technologies

    The biggest online spenders are also highly involved in social activities, especially those that include creating content and participating in dialogues. Retailers should take notice of this as they...

    • Downloads: 795
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    Report:The Social Technographics® Profile of Voters

    How should candidates use social technologies? We analyzed the Social Technographics® profile of voters and found that Democrats participate in social technologies more, especially backers of...

    • Downloads: 232
 
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