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Tag Archives: bestof2006
Marketing a Startup
Last night, I flipped through the new June 2006 issue of Business2.0 which is usually a pretty good read. However, I got mad last night when I read this issue’s cover story about “the 16 steps to building a bulletproof … Continue reading
Who’s in Charge Here?
Two stories…see which one you recognize…. (Story #1)So a guy walks into the doctor’s office to have some pre-operative tests and to sign the waiver before his brain surgery next week…. DOCTOR:“I’ve gone over your MRI several times. I plan … Continue reading
The New Business Strategy Model
Dmitry Linkov is a consultant and entrepreneur in Moscow and has been a friend of the Shotgun Marketing Blog for several months as a reader and commenter. Dmitry is currently working on a project and is soliciting ideas and quotes … Continue reading
Blogs as a Marketing Research Tool
Alex asks the following question in the comments of my recent marketing research post…. “I know it’s not hugely scientific, but I’m sure with a little imagination a decent blog could provide businesses with very useful focus group style feedback.Comments … Continue reading
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Tagged bestof2006, blogs, focus groups, marketing research, statistics
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Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics
I see alot of misplaced gusto for marketing. Some of it comes in the form of bad print or broadcast advertising. And while bad ads or bad media buys are not as effective as they could be, at least they’re … Continue reading
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Tagged bestof2006, focus groups, marketing research, statistics, surveys
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