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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | INSIGHTIQ BLOG FEBRUARY 27, 2012 Big D, little d, What Begins with D? Try Direct and direct. And those who engage directly with your brand via the myriad channels available today (think Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and the like). We all know (but perhaps don't want to acknowledge) that brands shouldn't try to build relationships with their entire customer base; there is no need to focus on the person who buys once every ten months. To do that, you must think "direct". Be social. | INSIGHTIQ BLOG OCTOBER 30, 2012 When Did We All Become so Interested in the Weather? The Weather Company (formerly Channel) which is the go-to, cross-platform source for all things weather, saw record bending stats online and via mobile as people gobbled up real-time updates and watched live feeds of the massive weather event via YouTube. That is no longer the case, thanks in large part to social media. So why the widespread interest? Take Duracell. The perfect social stor | | | | | | | INSIGHTIQ BLOG JANUARY 18, 2012 SOPA, PIPA, and the Future of Media on the Internet Many of you have probably had the following experience: You are surfing YouTube and find a song from your favorite artist (who cares that the video is actually of some random family's Disney vacation), but upon clicking the link you find a disappointing message saying that the file has been taken down by the media company that owns the rights to it. but that is a different story). | INSIGHTIQ BLOG JUNE 7, 2012 Analytics at Work in the Ever-changing World of TV With X1, you'll not only be able to stream movies from a variety of providers (YouTube, Hulu, etc.), Television used to be simple. Your TV was connected to a cable and you received a certain amount of channels that were paid for in advance. These channels brought you a variety of shows. Although this setup was simple, it was far from being tailored to the consumer. | INSIGHTIQ BLOG DECEMBER 2, 2011 Numbers That Make Marketers Tremble 42 hours of content is uploaded to YouTube. At recent events like AdTech and in conversations with clients, I've heard a staggering number of statistics that would make even the most sane marketer's head spin: . There are 800 million people on Facebook. Human beings generate 200 EXABYTES (read: 18 zeros!) of information each year.(1). Every minute. million people will browse online before they ever make a purchase.(2). Are you scared yet? I certainly am. These numbers tell us a great deal about how consumers - people - get, consume and utilize information. Her point? 2) Booz & Co. | INSIGHTIQ BLOG JUNE 7, 2012 Analytics and the Ever-changing World of TV With X1, you'll not only be able to stream movies from a variety of providers (YouTube, Hulu, etc.), Television used to be simple. Your TV was connected to a cable and you received a certain amount of channels that were paid for in advance. These channels brought you a variety of shows. Although this setup was simple, it was far from being tailored to the consumer. | | | | | | | | | -
INSIGHTIQ BLOG | THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2012 The New Microsoft Strategy Your coworkers will assuredly make fun of you if they ever saw you doing this in real life, but it is still an amazing idea and YouTube has proven that people will do it, film it, post it online and consider themselves awesome for doing so. With the latest releases from Microsoft, it is obvious that they no longer wish to be a software focused organization. The XBOX 360 - 67 million sold - and Kinect - 19 million - have clearly been their most successful non-software ventures to date. and the Surface tablet are all pretty standard individually. Hiro and Claire loved it, shouldn't I)? MORE >> -
INSIGHTIQ BLOG | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2012 SOPA, PIPA, and the Future of Media on the Internet Many of you have probably had the following experience: You are surfing YouTube and find a song from your favorite artist (who cares that the video is actually of some random family's Disney vacation), but upon clicking the link you find a disappointing message saying that the file has been taken down by the media company that owns the rights to it. In today's world, technology changes so quickly that it is impossible for us as users to keep up sometimes. but that is a different story). Today, there are laws that prohibit websites from displaying pirated content. What does that mean? MORE >> -
INSIGHTIQ BLOG | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2012 Big D, little d, What Begins with D? Try Direct and direct. And those who engage directly with your brand via the myriad channels available today (think Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and the like). We all know (but perhaps don't want to acknowledge) that brands shouldn't try to build relationships with their entire customer base; there is no need to focus on the person who buys once every ten months. Instead, spend your time, effort and resources on your top 10, 20 or 30% (depending on your business), increasing your understanding of your most valuable (current and potential) customers. To do that, you must think "direct". Be social. MORE >>
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