30th
October
2001
“TrendWatch specializes in providing accurate market trends and market sizing information for the graphics markets. TrendWatch is recognized worldwide as the ‘go to’ brand for reliable market trends and analysis. We provide the only ongoing, regular industry and market trends based on original research with graphics business owners and executives.”
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26th
October
2001
Includes FAQs on Advertising, Branding and Positioning, Customer Behavior, Marketing Analysis, Marketing Channels, Pricing, Products, Research Methods, Business Plans, Marketing Metrics and Other Stuff.
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22nd
October
2001
The Researcher SourceBook contains listings of more than 7,300 firms providing marketing research products and services.
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5th
October
2001
“Think Head & Shoulders is a shampoo? Does in-the-money bring to mind a song rather than a put option with a higher strike price? Then you’re in the right place — The washingtonpost.com Business Glossary. The glossary contains more than 1,250 business terms, organized and cross-referenced for your convenience.”
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25th
September
2001
“So many poignant words have been written, so many tears shed in the past week. I can’t get my head around it all. I read that each of the floors of the WTC was nearly an acre in size… At this stage it sounds like the number of dead will likely be around 6,000. That just sounds too big to be right. I wondered what that many people would look like in a group photo, probably something like the start of a huge marathon run. So to satisfy my need to grasp this, I found an image of a group of 20 people — then multiplied it up to create a group of six thousand. This is what six thousand people looks like. As I was making the image, I kept thinking, ‘this must be wrong, it looks like too many,’ but it isn’t wrong.”
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24th
April
2001
“Marketers fail when they segment Web users on demographics alone. Our study of click-stream data reveals seven usage-based segments that correlate to users’ online moods and goals. They can be a powerful tool in crafting effective Web strategies.”
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16th
April
2001
“Uncle Sam is pointing a stern finger at Brendan Braybrook, and in response Braybrook is shrugging his shoulders and pulling his empty pockets inside-out.”
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25th
March
2001
“Whether you use a professional business appraiser or attempt a self-evaluation, it is helpful to understand the basic methods of valuation that may be used to determine a value for your company — or a company you are thinking of acquiring.”
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20th
March
2001
“Among the harsh realities one stands out. Of all the hot air generated during the great bull market of the late 1990’s, none propelled stock prices further than the notion that new economy stocks were a breed apart and should not be held to stringent, old economy investing standards. Internet companies and cutting-edge telecommunications concerns, after all, were revolutionizing the world. So, the thinking went, their share prices deserved equally radical valuation methods. Out went traditional methods used by securities analysis that prized earnings. In came freewheeling measures of worth, like revenue growth, Web site traffic and even customer ’share of mind.’”
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19th
March
2001
“For sellers, B2B e-marketplaces embody the Internet’s least attractive tendencies. Is there an alternative?” (Requires free registration.)
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19th
March
2001
“Only if B2B e-marketplaces collect and disseminate information that isn’t available elsewhere can they provide long-term benefits.” (Requires free registration.)
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14th
March
2001
“Our gain in net worth during 2000 was $3.96 billion, which increased the per-share book value of both our Class A and Class B stock by 6.5%. Over the last 36 years (that is, since present management took over) per-share book value has grown from $19 to $40,442, a gain of 23.6% compounded annually.”
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2nd
March
2001
“The Market Capsules and Market Profiles range of research products are the definitive resource for global market information. The Profiles and Capsules present the most important facts in a clear, concise and standard format. This makes them ideally suited as base material for presentations or as the essential data you need to drive your business forward and capture a greater market share.”
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27th
February
2001
“The EUbusiness web site is Europe’s leading independent online business information service about the European Union. It is targeted primarily at business professionals, both within and outside the EU, as well as EU consultants, advisors and civil servants, who need fast and easy access to information about EU legislation and policies affecting their particular industry sector.”
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7th
February
2001
“As a worldwide membership organization, GBN engages in a collaborative exploration of the future, discovering the frontiers of knowledge and creating innovative tools for strategic action.”
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