-
-
Subscribe to Our Blog
- The Pert Group is a consulting and market research firm with offices in Hartford, Stamford, Kansas City, Pittsburgh and London.
-
Popular Posts
How To Build the Perfect Presentation in 7 Steps
The 3 Market Research Questions You Should Ask Before Every Project
What You Don’t Know Could Hurt You: 8 Reasons Exploratory Market Research is Key
Taking Notes During Qualitative Research Now, Can Make Your Life Easier Later
How to Create the Perfect Market Research Presentation
Categories
- About The Pert Group
- Animal Health
- Differentiate
- Evaluate
- Industry Focus
- Innovate
- Innovation
- Market Research How To
- Market Research Strategy
- Planning & Activation
- Restaurant + Hospitality
- Uncategorized
Authors
- Alissa Zupnik
- Allison Polanis
- Beth Nichols
- Cheri Tabel
- Chris Barnes
- Courtney Marinak
- Doug Guion
- Heather Mitchell
- Jason Lazzaris
- Jen McMahon
- Jenna Stoyeck
- Jim Lee
- Josh Monroe
- Julie Rippberger
- Lori Quagliaroli
- Marissa Vidler
- Natalie George
- Regan Mik
- Susan Spaulding
- Wendy Semrau
Archives
Tags
advertising advertising impact Brand Brand Positioning business of women Clarity Established company consumers customer satisfaction Custom Market Research decision making Displaying Data exploratory research focus groups gamification Healthcare how-to Ideation Innovation insights J.C. Penney knowledge management Life Insurance listening marketing market intelligence market research online qualitative research Opportunity Definition passionate presentations Product Testing qualitative research quantitative research research Restaurant Retail social media social media monitoring Super Bowl The Market Research Event The Perfect Presentation Series the pert group twitter voice of consumer
Tag: twitter
Recently, I had the pleasure of conducting a workshop during the Marketing to Women Conference on “Brands, Technology & Women: How to Optimize Your Touchpoint Communication Strategy with Women” that combines our best female consumer knowledge. As I’ve mentioned in our
Commercials during the Super Bowl are big business. This year, 30-second ad slots sold for up to $4 million. In the week before the Super Bowl, NBCNews.com had no less than half a dozen articles on just the ads themselves,
“Getting information off the Internet is like taking a drink from a fire hydrant.” Mitchell Kapor Have you ever been part of an office conversation when a co-worker nonchalantly brings up new, important business trends or a newsworthy occurrence in your industry,
