by May 16, 2013
“Welcome to the show!” so the ringmaster said. We could also say
welcome to the survey, and that would be the function of the
welcome page in the Cvent online survey platform. The platform
allows the researcher to create not only an invitation, but also a
welcome and a thank you page. How...read more
by April 23, 2013
Just who we are is a question that has been asked by philosophers
since time immemorial. Market research professionals are no
different than those wise men from ancient Greece in this regard.
Our task is to create an understanding of the consumer’s mind in
which we can shape our brand positioning...read more
by January 23, 2013
Missing data can quickly turn your actionable consumer
insights into a lackluster pile of data. It is an issue that both
consumer analytics professionals and B2B market researchers face on
a regular basis. It is also an issue with which database marketers
must contend. In essence, data is missing...read more
by December 6, 2012
I recently viewed a PBS program that focused on ways to mitigate
the impacts of climate change. Whether you live in a high-rise or
in the desert the changes underway will affect everyone. No this is
not a post about doom and gloom, but it is one about how marketing
can be a part of the solution. I...read more
by August 2, 2012
We talk a lot on this blog about how your customers are arguably
your best source of information on your brand image, service
offerings, and overall customer experience. Taking advantage of
this resource to have an honest conversation with your target
audience is referred to as utilizing "Voice of...read more
by April 3, 2012
I’m very excited to share some new findings on the customer
feedback management space that were just uncovered by an Aberdeen
Group research study! Cvent has sponsored a new study from
Aberdeen, titled “Customer Feedback Management: Leveraging Voice of
the Customer to Amplify Business Results,” that...read more
by March 30, 2012
Is customer satisfaction strictly a function of the product or
service the consumer purchased? The short answer is no. Is it
solely dependent upon the context of the purchase situation? Again,
no. From the depth of customer satisfaction research we can glean
that customer satisfaction is a...read more
by March 28, 2012
Everyone knows what an executive summary is: it's where you
summarize the key points of your sales proposal. Right? Wrong.
According to Geoffrey James, author of the most visited sales blog
in the world, an executive summary should tell the customer why
they should buy from you. Not only that, but...read more
by March 27, 2012
Josiane Feigon, president of TeleSmart Communications, Inc., used
to love planning all the intricacies of her kid's birthday parties:
the food, the games, the activities, and of course, the goodie
bags. Goodie bags are a great way for your child to say "Thanks for
coming, and here's something for...read more
by March 2, 2012
Surveys as lead generation tools, this sounds like an abomination.
However, they can be conducted in the spirit of both research and
sales. In the old days of marketing research, when phone calls were
one of the primary tools for data collection, unscrupulous sales
people would lead with a survey...read more





