The thing I love about Twitter is that when your account is properly set-up – specifically, when you are connected to the right people and the right people are connected to you – some pretty interesting links cross your path.
For example, take the above Tweet asking for 5 minutes of my time to do brief a survey from Wake Forest.
First of all, it actually took a little less time than the promised 5 minutes.
Second, the hypothetical situation for which they are seeking your response, has a number of interesting layers. This includes how your purchasing decisions can or are affected by social media. In particular LinkedIn groups.
Anyway, if you have 5 minutes – or less, take the survey. Here is the link: https://wakeforest.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8jL5G62P97EyoAd
I will follow-up with the good people at Wake Forest to see when the corresponding report will be published with the results.
It should be very interesting.
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Wake Forest hypothetical purchasing scenario: What Would You Do?
Posted on May 13, 2016
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The thing I love about Twitter is that when your account is properly set-up – specifically, when you are connected to the right people and the right people are connected to you – some pretty interesting links cross your path.
For example, take the above Tweet asking for 5 minutes of my time to do brief a survey from Wake Forest.
First of all, it actually took a little less time than the promised 5 minutes.
Second, the hypothetical situation for which they are seeking your response, has a number of interesting layers. This includes how your purchasing decisions can or are affected by social media. In particular LinkedIn groups.
Anyway, if you have 5 minutes – or less, take the survey. Here is the link: https://wakeforest.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8jL5G62P97EyoAd
I will follow-up with the good people at Wake Forest to see when the corresponding report will be published with the results.
It should be very interesting.
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