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Denisbhancock

the intersection of marketing, economics, and technology

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economics

The Web 2.0, good sushi, and a wonderful case of creative destruction

by Denis Hancock on January 14, 2010

Recent research: SeatGeek – using data to empower customers and alter industry dynamics

by Denis Hancock on December 18, 2009

Recent research: The Hipstery – creating and leveraging Johari blind spots

by Denis Hancock on December 11, 2009

Localbacon: improving the customer experience by making them pay

by Denis Hancock on November 30, 2009

Stigmergy, community building, and social media

by Denis Hancock on November 27, 2009

The Sports Guy, using statistics, and the gambler’s fallacy

by Denis Hancock on November 20, 2009

An age-old question about the 'rebound' in the wealth of Canadians

by Denis Hancock on September 15, 2009

A new "option" for sports teams to rake in money

by Denis Hancock on September 1, 2009

KirtasBooks: a model for incentivizing customer co-creation?

by Denis Hancock on July 15, 2009

Index funds and stock market irrationality

by Denis Hancock on June 3, 2009

← Previous Entries

  • My favorite posts

    Mitch Joel and the end of conversations

    the incredibly shrinking marcom expense line

    questioning the idea that the customer is in control

    Gladwell, Tipping Points, and Twitter

    Prosumer engagement matrix

    Five phases of Twitter's evolution (now 6 - stay tuned)

  • RSS DBH on Wikinomics.com

    • You don’t have to engage in conversations to succeed on Twitter
    • Questioning the idea that ‘the customer is now in control’
    • Some quirky thoughts on ‘you are not a gadget’ and social production
  • RSS All a twitter

    • denisbhancock: RT: @kyigit - apple's ping is my top pick for 2007 innovation of the year award.
    • denisbhancock: some thoughts on social media, loopt, virgin, and the notion that 'the customer is in control' http://ow.ly/2yJeE
    • denisbhancock: Extreme unbranding - sending a competitors product so someone isn't seen with yours. Featuring snooki. http://ow.ly/2wGqV
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  • interesting articles

    • Social media: Amber Mac's new rules of engagement
    • Top 5 Ways Big Brands are Using Foursquare
    • Treehouselogic's Blog
    • Why Do So Many Companies Suck at Social Media?
    • An Advertising Agency Enters a Consumer-Generated Contest
    • Entrepreneur's Annual 100 Brilliant Ideas - Entrepreneur.com
    • Affiliate Marketing And Its Bad Reputation

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