Bob Lederer RBDR

Online data quality realities. 5 steps to get more from client MR projects. (RBDR 4.9.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Tabla Mobile Scott Weinberg’s blog re-examines online data quality through the plight of online panel companies. 2) InfoTools’ Patricio Pagani explains five key steps that client researchers can and should take with data collected in assigned projects. The reason: potentially valuable unused, unanalyzed data. This applies to new and past research work. (Link to these 5 steps: http://web.infotools.com/thanks-for-downloading-five-keys-unlocking-research-guide)

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Kraft’s center-aisle initiatives. Unilever’s Sthanunathan on MR now & future. (RBDR 4.7.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Kraft reveals some of the things it is doing to the center aisles of retails outlets in order to juice up its marketing and sales. 2) Unilever SVP & CMI Stan Sthanunathan talks to Bob Lederer about current and future research tools and his special relationship with Unilever CMO Keith Weed.

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Instagram for MR. “Real” New Coke MR mistake. Nielsen Neuro after ad agencies. (RBDR 4.6.2015)

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Sponsored by Nuance, offering multi-language verbatim coding services to help companies quantify the meaning of open-ended answers. Nuance, a Decision Analyst company.

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Today on RBDR: 1) Instagram touted as a market research tool by an Australian business user. 2) Revisiting the market research mistake made in the New Coke rollout. 3) Nielsen Neuro rolls into Australia, taking aim at advertising agencies and their creative development.

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People Mag’s new survey tool. What happened to FB, Twitter during Super Bowl (RBDR 2.5.2015)

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Sponsored by Nuance, offering multi-language verbatim coding services to help companies quantify the meaning of open-ended answers. Nuance, a Decision Analyst company.

To find out more about Nuance: http://www.nuancecoding.com
Today on RBDR: 1) People Magazine’s new Style section giveaway is also a data collection tool from readers about their entertainment and beauty thoughts, plus about the publication itself. 2) Research Now has a new owner and uSamp has a new company name. 3) Facebook and Twitter released their respective Super Bowl 49 activity statistics. Both can make some claim of victory.

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Do we need Data Scientists? Strong audiences for SB49 commercials. (RBDR 2.4.2015)

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Today on RBDR:  1) The case against corporations that feel they need to go all out for data scientists.  2) Super Bowl commercials maintained the audience levels that were in place during Super Bowl 49 itself, a situation unlike that recorded during usual sporting events.  3) Gap, Inc. decides to do away with Chief Marketing Officer in favor of a Customer Experience officer. Could it be the start of a trend?