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Is Your B2B Marketing Valuing C2B?

KoMarketing Associates

Online Buzz. This is different from online reviews in that it’s usually general buzz about the B2B company’s products and services as a whole, instead of reviewing a specific experience as a consumer, from one individual’s perspective. Examples of great online buzz include: Press coverage of new products, launches, etc.

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Small(ish) Market, Big Noise: Tracey Zeeck Creates Regional Buzz for Local Businesses

ClearVoice

She shares tips for weaving yourself into the local fabric, opinions on the emerging remote workforce, and success stories in marketing all kinds of regional businesses. Most of their residents commute to OKC, so we held two community focus groups, one in the small town and one in OKC. We also surveyed company leadership.

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Does Your Brand Experience Align with Customers’ Voices? Elizabeth Arden Shows How

ERDM

Listening” has been the industry buzz word for years and is key to building relationships for both BtoB and BtoC businesses. Utilizing consumer opinions and feedback, the company can make educated decisions to stay aligned with consumer sentiment. Elizabeth Arden Goes Inside to Get Insights. That’s cool.

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Growing Your Brand Is a Group Effort: Communities as Content Marketing

Content Standard

According to Dino Fire, president of market research and analytics at the Data Decisions Group, it costs less in time, energy, and money to harvest the same benefits from a facilitated community group than from a traditional market-research focus group. Addressability. “They build their community about themselves.

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Social Business Intelligence: Wisdom from the Outside-In

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Social Business Intelligence is all about wisdom – the wisdom to listen, to interpret, and to act authentically and from the outside-in, displaying fidelity to the expressed wants and needs of the billion-plus consumers who offer opinions online. Both have inherent limitations. In both cases, the information rendered is faulty.

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The Emotion found in Social Data

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Some might, but the vast majority of people who share content, post comments, or offer sentiments and opinions online do so because they are in what Andrew Jeavons of Survey Analytics calls “the point of emotion.” Most people who write on social media outlets don’t do so just for the sake of doing it.

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How to Make the Zero Moment of Truth Work for You

Buzz Marketing for Technology

On the go, customers search for store locations, compare prices and features, and call family and friends to get opinions. 4 Ways Your Website Can Replace Focus Groups While focus groups attempt to simulate and gain insights on. Mobile tech and devices are crucial to this process.