With the diversification of channels and advent of social media, consumers now have far more control of their environment and their interaction with companies and brands. Consumer engagement beyond traditional channels is no longer effective on its own. Consumers expect companies to know them and to provide solutions and services at key life stages. On More »
In the December issue of Vue Magazine, published by the Market Research and Intelligence Association (MRIA), our CEO Adam Froman shares the story of our work with the Town of Markham. Adam’s feature article, “How Marketing Research is Helping Canada Gain Recognition as a Global Leader in eDemocracy,” illustrates how the municipality has successfully used More »
To view our year-in-review infographic and video, please visit www.delvinia.com/holiday2011. As we look back on 2011, we wanted to share some of the great things that have happened at Delvinia and AskingCanadians™ this year. In the spring, we launched our data collection division under the AskingCanadians™ brand and entered new partnerships with companies like More »
Earlier this week, Rosalina Lin-Allen, Delvinia’s Director of Client Strategy, hosted a complimentary webinar on the Canadian Social Shopper, sponsored by Tenzing. Social networks have experienced explosive growth in the last few years. Today, social networking is the number one activity on the Internet, accounting for 23 per cent of user’s time spent online (source: Nielsen, More »
Earlier this week, Amy Sullivan, our Vice President, Customer Insights, and Andrew N. Assad, Content and Propositions Marketing Manager with Microsoft Advertising Canada, spoke to attendees at Environics Analytics’ 5th Annual User Conference about how to integrate data for better digital insights. During their session, “Understanding the People Behind the Clicks,” Amy and Andrew shared More »
Social media provides organizations the potential of capturing the voice of the customer, and providing organizations with a deeper understanding of how to engage their customers on their terms. Here are five ways that marketers should be integrating social media into the marketing mix. Social Intelligence We have entered the age of intelligence. Social intelligence More »
The Delvinia and AskingCanadians™ teams laced up their (rental) shoes and hit the lanes at The Ballroom for a night of bowling on Thursday. Yes, bowling! There were more than a few gutter balls as the games got under way but it didn’t take long until the competitive nature–and the artistic flare–of our players became More »
More and more this question is being discussed in corporate boardrooms across the world. Many advertising campaigns have already shifted from driving potential customers to their corporate home page and/or campaign microsite to their branded Facebook and YouTube sites. In some cases, organizations have elected to shut down their main corporate website altogether and set More »
Last week I shared some insights, based on our AskingCanadians™ research, into the factors that motivate consumers to interact with brands on social media. We found that people typically are motivated by contests, deals and staying up-to-date. But one third is looking for a deeper connection with the brands they follow on social media. They More »
To celebrate Halloween 2011, we hosted our first ever candy-eating contest with AskingCanadians™ yesterday. The challenge for our three contestants: to eat 50 pieces of Halloween candy (mini Hershey’s chocolate bars) within five minutes. Eric Dymond, Roy Gonsalves and Raj Manocha stepped up to the plate. With the rest of the staff cheering them on, More »