Guest Blogger: Coder Brony’s Survey-Making Advice and Insights on Brony Mania
By Coder B on Feb 9th, 2012 10:20AM
You’ve probably never heard of Bronies, or if you have, it’s been in a news report about a weird group of men who share a strange addiction to an animated TV program targeted at young girls. The reality is both stranger and (excuse the term) more magical.
The term Brony is a portmanteau of “brother” and “pony.” It refers specifically [...]
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Put a Survey on It: Our Revamped MailChimp Integration
By Kate B on Feb 8th, 2012 10:00AM
We are huge fans of the offbeat comedy, Portlandia. Not only is it hilarious, sketch comedy at its finest, but it highlights Portland, a city that is near and dear to our heart, since it’s home to one of our satellite offices. To understand the “put a survey on it” reference (and to get yourself hooked on Portlandia), see [...]
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SurveyMonkey Speaker Series Presents: Kris Sulpizio, of Second Harvest Food Bank
By Sheila G on Feb 7th, 2012 10:07AM
Last week, SurveyMonkey employees had honor of hearing Kris Sulpizio, the Director of Volunteer Services from Second Harvest Food Bank, speak about her organization’s work in providing food to an average of nearly a quarter of a million people each month.
Based in California’s Bay Area, in 2011 Second Harvest distributed 45 million pounds of nutritious food to low-income people in need [...]
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Top States To Be A Survey Sender
By Eric H on Feb 3rd, 2012 11:40AM
Jonesin’ hard for your weekly SurveyMonkey data fix? Well read no further, because have we got a color-coded a map of the United States just for you, our loyal blog enthusiasts.
We started with a simple question – Do US survey completion rates vary by state? Thankfully, we arrived at a simple answer – Yes.
Here are the steps [...]
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Here’s Looking At You, Fans
By Hanna J on Feb 3rd, 2012 10:42AM
These are pretty exciting times for us over here at SurveyMonkey. Our Monkey family has grown a lot in the past year, and we passed our 100,000th Facebook fan last week! Over here in Palo Alto, we’re toasting you, our awesome fans and all the insights you’ve come to us to help gain.
This would be cause for celebration [...]
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Ambitious Advertising Research Foundation Initiative Has Industry Buzzing
By John O on Feb 2nd, 2012 10:28AM
Leaders in the research industry met in New York on January 26th to kick off the Foundations of Quality 2 (FOQ2) initiative, the most ambitious Research on Research project ever attempted. The initiative, which met at the Advertising Research Foundation, has attracted leading thinkers from all across the industry to reduce marketers’ risk in decisions made based on [...]
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Guest Blogger: Jonathan Scott from Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund
By Jonathan S. on Feb 1st, 2012 1:16PM
What happens when something as essential as clean water gets taken for granted in the U.S.? Laws passed in the early 1970s to clean up and protect our water have delivered perhaps some of our greatest environmental successes. Yet today, progress has faltered, and water quality has begun to decline. Without a significant change of direction, our clean water may [...]
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3 Easy Steps for Gathering Peer Feedback (for Free!)
By Anne R on Jan 31st, 2012 10:22AM
Who says you can’t get anything good for free anymore? We here at SurveyMonkey have always believed in the goodness of free. And we love it when we see our customers using our free plan to gather feedback to make great decisions–like where to host the next company trip (Vegas!), what to order for lunch (deep dish pizza, all the [...]
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How RBC Capital Markets Forecasted Kindle Fire Trends
By Naiema D on Jan 30th, 2012 10:06AM
With the recent release of the Kindle Fire this past holiday season, Amazon entered the hotly contested tablet race. Were people going to primarily use the Kindle Fire to read e-books? To watch movies? To buy products off of Amazon? Would the Kindle Fire outsell the iPad?
While most were not sure of how successful the Kindle Fire would [...]
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Guest Blogger: Dorian W-K, CEO & Chief Kid at Zibkids.com
By Dorian W-K on Jan 25th, 2012 10:58AM
Is it worth it?
My dad and I threw that question around a lot. That was because we knew people liked the idea for our startup, but we did not know enough about how people used it.
If you do not have that answer it is hard to put such a big effort into such a small startup.
SurveyMonkey [...]
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