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Qualitatively Speaking: Mining LinkedIn for B2B interview leads: Using the tips detailed here, researchers can harness a few of LinkedIn’s lesser-known capabilities to mine for quality prospects for in-depth B2B interviews.
Using online behavior to measure the travel industry’s recession-based injury and recovery: An examination of Web search-related data from 2007 to 2009 charts the travel industry’s recession-induced slump and points at a possible turnaround in the offing.
How online observational techniques help qualitative researchers keep pace with the speed of consumers: Honda (UK) used Web-based usability and ethnography techniques to fine-tune the interface of its Web site’s used-car-buying section, allowing it to make a number of adjustments and better understand car seekers’ preferences.
Using creative packaging to encourage kid-brand engagement: Creative packaging is the first step to fostering brand engagement among kids. Interactive packaging that gives kids a call to action can bring a positive brand experience to the highly-connected lives of today's youth. See what Neopets and Lego are doing right.
In Case You Missed It... January 2010: News and notes on marketing research: Research reaches Romanians in Second Life; Chipotle makes kids' menu known; the post-recession consumer mind-set

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Be on the safe side: The FDA mandates good manufacturing practices that ensure proper medical device design. This article discusses medical device design research, advocating a user-centered approach to health care products and devices as good business.
What we've learned so far: The popularity of the Internet has led to an explosion in Web sites. This article discusses Web design, including content, design, opportunity, usability and understanding the user.
Measuring and improving Web site design -- case histories & insights: This article briefly summarizes case histories that illustrate how surveys are being used to address a broad range of Web marketing issues. It summarizes survey methodology, response rates and key findings of each example. The article concludes with several guidelines to consider in developing and applying site-based surveys.
Consider your audience: DeCompras.com used qualitative research with Hispanic consumers in the United States to help with Web site development and improve sales.
An eye on usability: AT&T used eye-tracking to investigate how two groups of users interacted with its customer service home page.

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SOCIAL MEDIA - THE NEW FRONTIER OF CUSTOMER FEEDBACK: March 23 at 12 p.m. CDT, 2010; The AMA will host a complimentary 45-minute Webinar, sponsored by Allegiance, themed 'Social Media - The New Frontier of Customer Feedback: Five Ways to Turn Social Media Feedback Into Gold,' on March 23 at 12 p.m. CDT.
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN WEB 2.0: THE NEXT LEAP: March 25-26, 2010; The Merlien Institute will hold a workshop, themed 'Qualitative Research in Web 2.0: The Next Leap,' on March 25-26 at the Holiday Inn Berlin City - West in Berlin, Germany.

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