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IHG and Chase kicked off the Priority Club Rewards community in June 2009. The goal was to align the new loyalty product with what core customers revealed as valuable traits in a...
The Baltic Miles programme was recognised in the technology category for the launch of its crowdsourcing platform, selecting the best customer created ideas and follow up personalisation initiative...
The most well known examples of gamification can be seen in Foursquare and Nike+ although the application has now extended way beyond the big brands and is being adopted in a variety of forms. The...
Unique Engagement and Data Analysis Methods Provide Dramatically Better and Faster Results New York, London, Calgary – November 2, 2011 Chaordix, the global standard in crowdsourced marketing...
The 7th Chamber uses Klout scores, YouTube ratings, Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) fans and many other measures to determine who has influence -- including bloggers, vloggers, journalists, social media...
There are many variations on how to conduct crowdsourcing (sometimes often called “open innovation”) with key differences being the role of the crowd and the form of input gathered. In its most...
Sarah McKinney, founder and CEO of AMP, writes in to discuss how crowdfunding is changing market research, and what entrepreneurs and established companies alike can do to adapt to these changes.
TV. Radio. Social media. Brand activation. Direct marketing. Loyalty marketing. Online. Mobile. Guerilla. Cloud AdAgents do all that, from concept through execution. Yes, it’s a fairly grand claim....
Shooger videos leverage the deep animation background of the company's founders to bring a whimsical twist to the marketing mix for local merchants.It gives the merchants a distinct...
To effectively build a strong digital presence, specific skills are required. Those people responsible for being the face of a company online must understand how to foster and build community and...
The process of gamification identifies what makes games compelling and important to the customer and uses those techniques to motivate behavioral changes in areas that are not traditionally...
The use of gamification continues to grow. An article by Jodie Sangster for Power Marketer, “Gamification: The CrowdSourcing Innovation to Engage Customers,” discusses some of the Gartner’s...
Thomas Vass of The Private Capital Market writes in once again to describe how capital and knowledge flow within communities, and to explain how geography affects crowdfunding.
Motivaction helps and present you with a straight go/no-go decision by: * By organizing creative brainstorm sessions with your marketing and communication specialists, external experts, consumers...
Through the creation of brand advocates in its private online communities, IHG has been able to tap into its members' passions and expertise about the company, loyalty program, and brands for...
The product of crowdsourcing can be quantified in different ways - ideas converted into competitive advantage, more affordable labor driving operational savings, and meaningful engagement with employees, fans or customers to increase brand loyalty are just some examples. Crowdsourcing.org recently spoke with Richard Spiegel, CEO of CrowdTogether, a newly launched crowdsourcing platform to see if it could really deliver across multiple dimensions of the crowdsourcing value proposition.
What makes a professional a professional—holding a position and being paid for work performed? And what does it mean to get paid? You may think the answer is simple—getting a paycheck of course. How about an amateur—what makes one an amateur? Doing something for free and not getting paid? What if all this was flipped on its head? When it comes to using crowdsourcing as a marketing tool, it’s arguable that amateur creative contributions facilitate engagement and provide a fresh perspective.
Companies that launch listening and digital engagement initiatives are rewarded with improved customer satisfaction scores, loyalty and brand metrics, according to a Dell-commissioned research...
A small gathering congregated in São Paulo this weekend, ahead of the first International Conference on Crowdsourcing, being hosted tomorrow at the offices of one of Brazil’s largest telcos, Vivo. Having not long returned from Europe, presenting at CrowdConvention in Berlin in June, Europe’s first ever Crowdsourcing event [link], the privilege once more be part of a small quorum of crowdsourcing evangelists sharing their insights and experience to another group of inquisitive on-lookers and practitioners alike, this time south of the equator, is one that is not overlooked.
Under the enthusiastic and tenacious leadership of Marina Miranda, Managing Director of mutopo, Latin America the event is sure to be a success. Based out of mutopo’s São Paulo Office, Miranda has secured contributions from enterprise sponsors Telefônica, vivo, Microsoft BizSpark, Tecnisa and Boa Vista and raised ticket sales of ~300, great for a first event in a new market. Miranda has also been able to secure a notable cast of speakers representing both local companies and the international market.
mutopo’s core business is social production with a mission to help organizations think through crowdsourcing applications and to support the implementation of initiatives often involving the introduction of other crowdsourcing tool providers to help
Brazil, having experienced a huge uptake over the last twelve months both in the use of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding and in terms of the number of new platforms launched, was ready and primed for its first event. The last twelve months have seen an increased adoption of crowdsourcing as a model to support open innovation, as a model for the production of creative works and for solutions requiring the crowd to collect and organize information.
Here are some ideas from NapkinLabs on how to use crowdsourcing for customer service and support: *Brainstorm new opportunities collaboratively with customers, employees, vendors, and...
Founded in 2010, the industry website, Crowdsourcing.org, is a neutral organization dedicated solely to crowdsourcing and crowdfunding. As one of the most influential and credible authorities in the crowdsourcing space, Crowdsourcing.org is recognized worldwide for its intellectual capital, crowdsourcing and crowdfunding practice expertise and unbiased thought leadership.
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