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		<title>Survey Suggests Marketers Are Moving from Paid to Social Media</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[David Raab don’t know quite what to make of the 2009 Survey on Marketing, Media and Measurement released earlier this month by custom content company King Fish Media.
- On one hand, it’s a rare opportunity to see data from business, rather than consumer, marketers. (Of the 230 respondents, 52% were pure B2B and another 36% <br/><div align="right" class="readmore"><a class="readmore" href="http://www.customersummit.org/blog/survey-suggests-marketers-are-moving-from-paid-to-social-media.html"#more-$id\">Read More</a></div>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>David Raab don’t know quite what to make of the 2009 Survey on Marketing, Media and Measurement released earlier this month by custom content company King Fish Media.</p>
<p>- On one hand, it’s a rare opportunity to see data from business, rather than consumer, marketers. (Of the 230 respondents, 52% were pure B2B and another 36% were mixed B2B and business-to-consumer.) So I&#8217;d really like to believe it.</p>
<p>- But on the other hand, the sample seems dangerously unrepresentative: 44% said their organization’s primary industry was “publishing/media/advertising/marketing”, which is vastly higher than the real-world proportion. Presumably this was the result of the survey method – an online survey based on email invitations to the lists of King Fish and co-sponsors HubSpot, Junta42 and Upshot Institute. In addition to the industry skew, this probably reached a group that’s much more online-oriented than marketers as a whole.</p>
<p>The best I can do is to treat the results very carefully: assuming that this group shares some characteristics of the broader universe, but keeping in mind that some answers might reflect its atypical composition. <a href="http://customerexperiencematrix.blogspot.com/2009/10/survey-suggests-marketers-are-moving.html" target="_blank">Here goes.</a></p>
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