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A small group of people drive most online conversations. What does this implicate for crowdsourcing and conversation with customers?
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Article excerpt: Rubicon Consulting’s web practice team recently conducted a broad survey of US web users to understand better how people in the US use the web, with a special focus on web community and its [...]
This article fuels our findings: moms like to talk about products, and they trust brands who treat them right.
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Article excerpt: Many are open to direct contact from brands. More than three-quarters of mothers who blog in the US review products, according to recently released data from Mom Central Consulting. The company also found that [...]
50% of US adults will use social networks by 2011 (actually, the numbers may already be that big), but the challenge is finding the right places and the right ways to connect with them.
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Article excerpt: Marketers who think bigger is better may want to reconsider, at least when it comes to social media. Ad [...]
Is wisdom of the crowds dead? Will users start turning away from “amateur” generated content?
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Article excerpt: If the Internet can make anyone a star, can it turn Barnes & Noble into one, too? The bookseller has taken another step beyond its traditional business into the online publishing world, recently introducing Quamut.com, a site that [...]
Is “My” the “I” or “e” or “.com” when every company decided it needed to put these prefixes in front of their names and products to prove they were hip?
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Article excerpt: IT’S not you, it’s me. Actually, on the Internet, it’s “my.” The Web is awash in sites that begin with that most personal [...]
