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Storied infographics: Why do they fail?
by Karen Dietz on 2012/01/29 · 35 comments 4,753 views
My bank loves me! …Or not
by Urs E. Gattiker on 2011/10/06 · 16 comments 4,412 views
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So your bank follows you on Twitter… does that mean they really like and pay attention to you or are they just going with the flow of non-starter corporate social media efforts?
Tagged as: Bank of America, Barclays, BofA_Help, city of Zurich, CRM, customer feedback, customer relationship management, customer survey, Jura Kaffeemaschinen, Migros Bank, netnography, research bias, research method, social CRM
Why books benefit from e-reader technologies
by Urs E. Gattiker on 2011/07/27 · 6 comments 4,237 views
Smartphone shoppers: What about coupons?
by Urs E. Gattiker on 2011/06/02 · 7 comments 4,358 views
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US smartphone shoppers do price comparisons and try to get in-store deals. However, Europeans tend to do things differently while still getting the best deal.
Tagged as: consumer panel, in-store coupons, media metrics, mobile consumer, mobile location, online research, price comparisons, research report, smartphone shopper, store coupons, targeting shoppers, white paper
2011 trends: Will iPad2 be Apple’s downfall?
by Urs E. Gattiker on 2011/03/10 · 14 comments 5,178 views
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No one has been more successful at getting consumers to pay for digital wares than Apple, but now, they need to tread carefully: we tell you why.
Tagged as: 2011 trends, Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, best practice, Beziehungsmarketing, digital album download, digital music, Google One Pass, iTunes, Peter F. Drucker, social CRM






