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Gaining Insight From Social Media Data

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Qualitative Research

My Favorite Question

by Tom Webster on January 18, 2011

TweetSo, I love questions (you know this by now.) The recent popularity of Quora amongst the chattering classes seems to [...]

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TweetLast week I had the honor of speaking at the Council of American Survey Research Organization’s (CASRO) 35th annual conference [...]

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TweetFor the next couple of weeks, I’m going to be writing a lot about derivative measures in social media. For [...]

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TweetAs a market research professional, I use a lot of tools to generate the best consumer insights possible for our [...]

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TweetSome of the most commented-upon posts here at Brandsavant have been about one of two topics: sentiment analysis, and social [...]

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TweetI’ve written plenty on proper methods and practices for vetting survey data (especially in the social media space, where there [...]

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TweetWe are still, I would argue, in the infancy stage for social media monitoring, particularly as a research or strategic [...]

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TweetI wrote a while back that I often use a piece of software for the Mac called Tinderbox to churn [...]

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TweetIt’s no secret that traditional media is in an existential crisis right now, and budgets in print, radio and TV [...]

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The Death Of Focus Groups?

by Tom Webster on October 14, 2009

TweetToday I watched a little of the coverage for The BIG Conference, a social media event held in my home [...]

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