Let’s face it. If you respond to a survey these days, that makes you an anomaly.
Thanks to excessive commercial survey solicitations — interceptive, disruptive, too long and delivering little in return — consumers frequently avoid them with as much determination as they do advertising.… Read the rest
My colleague Pete Blackshaw and I are part of a larger team working on Super Bowl buzz analysis. Last week we underscored how ex-Britney Spears beau Kevin Federline has been dominating pre-game buzz. Today Stuart Elliott at the NYTimes has a nice piece about this phenomenon.… Read the rest
Keith O’Brien says that conferences are odd:
… Read the restHaving spent half of my day at AlwaysOn (which my employer served as one of many sponsors), I find conferences odd. Maybe it’s because most of the people in attendance are not people I deal with on a daily basis.
Tino Buntic’s neat 2000 Bloggers project has enticed a ton of bloggers – spanning A-list, B-list, C-list and whatever you call me – to leave a comment and become among the first two-thousand bloggers to comprise a big headshot-link mosaic.… Read the rest
My family moved into our new home over the weekend, so we’re in the home stretch toward getting some routine back in our lives. Living at Dad’s house in the guest (attic) bedroom over the past seven weeks has been great because our family is close, and there’s been lots of help with our son Julian (who’s now nearly ten weeks old).… Read the rest
