How do modern companies determine what forms of social media marketing will best benefit their business? Some conduct surveys and focus groups, or perform extensive market research on what “sells” but ultimately the decision regarding what to post about on social networks such as Facebook...
Read More“It's not about pop culture, and it's not about fooling people, and it's not about convincing people that they want something they don't. We figure out what we want. And I think we're pretty good at having the right discipline to think through whether a...
Read MoreAccording to the Wired article “Learn the Science and Art of Persuasion (Hint: No Slow Talking)” by Katharine Gammon, there is a formula for persuasion. So the next time you need something from someone, feel free to practice peer pressure and persuasion in its finest...
Read MoreIt’s that special time again. The birds are singing, winter clouds are parting, and love is in the air. Spring is approaching but before we start enjoying April showers and May flowers we must first face that day of the year many of us cringe...
Read MoreWe love quick fixes, and after you read this article from Cynthia Rowland's blog, you'll wonder how you ever lived without these "25 clever ideas to make life easier." Studies show organized people lead more productive lives and reduce stress. Implement these tricks of the trade and...
Read MoreDenver, Colo. — August 22, 2011 — Nina Nichols, CEO and founder of Resolution Research & Marketing, Inc.®, has been recognized as a finalist for the Outstanding Women in Business award by the Denver Business Journal (DBJ). The DBJ winner will be announced at a special luncheon to...
Read MoreThis Thursday and Friday, June 23 & 24, team members from Resolution Research (including CEO Nina Nichols) will be in Chicago participating in one of the most exclusive social media conferences in the nation. According to the conference web site, the 2011 Social CRM &...
Read MoreFirst generation web communities (Web 1.0) were anchored around gated communities like AOL. Then they migrated into open communities like GeoCities (which had 38 million user pages before Yahoo! shut it down). Most of those early communities offered chat rooms and some publishing tools. Then...
Read MoreThere has been a lot of interest circling social media these days. Between Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, MySpace, and iPhone apps, a marketer could be challenged to figure out how best to leverage these channels for business growth solutions and increasing sales revenue. But rather than rush...
Read MoreHave you been trying to figure out if this “cloud services” thing is a real revolution or just another gimmick for IT firms to repackage their services? If you’ve been around long enough you will recall another “IT Revolution” known as Application Service Providers (ASPs) in...
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