Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis: Live Event 1

Click Here to Access the Live Session Instructor Kathryn Korostoff will teach students the basics of how social media can be used as a market research resource. Included in this… Continue reading Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis: Live Event 1

Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis: Live Event 2

Click Here to Access the Live Session Instructor Kathryn Korostoff will teach students the basics of how social media can be used as a market research resource. Included in this… Continue reading Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis: Live Event 2

Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis: Live Event 3

Click Here to Access the Live Session Instructor Kathryn Korostoff will teach students the basics of how social media can be used as a market research resource. Included in this… Continue reading Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis: Live Event 3

Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis

Click Here to Access the Live Session Instructor Kathryn Korostoff will teach students the basics of how social media can be used as a market research resource. Included in this… Continue reading Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis

Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis

Click Here to Access the Live Session Instructor Kathryn Korostoff will teach students the basics of how social media can be used as a market research resource. Included in this… Continue reading Social Media Research & Sentiment Analysis

[Short Article] A Micro Lesson on Social Media Research

Have you been meaning to try using social media research tools but just haven’t had the time? We get it. Here’s a mini lesson in the form of three quick tips… Continue reading [Short Article] A Micro Lesson on Social Media Research

Would You Rather Be a Market Researcher…or a Fly?

Social Media Listening Lessons from Microsoft Would a market researcher rather be a spider, a bee or a fly? A fly, of course! Article Synopsis, “Market research at the speed of social… Continue reading Would You Rather Be a Market Researcher…or a Fly?