Tuesday, May 21st, 2013

Storytelling in Market Research

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Storytelling through Marketing Research – How crafting a narrative in a research context, and how a strong narrative improves the reception and integration of research results.

Storytelling is as old as humanity itself. With the growth of social media, brands have an even greater responsibility to craft a strong story that can be told irrespective of the channel or occasion. Yet too often, stories are seen as something that is outward facing. Our event, ‘Storytelling in Market Research’ brings together industry experts and thought leaders to share how they use storytelling in marketing research to captivate and inspire both internal and external clients, yielding better products and better strategies.

In this session, we will discuss how to craft a narrative in a research context. Each panelists will discuss the role of a strong narrative in the reception and integration of research results.

Storytelling 101 – 2CV

Storytelling as applied to research – Lisa Huck , eBay, Vertical Insights & Brand Strategy Lead

Storytelling as applied to design – Emelia Rallapalli, Turner Duckworth, Planning Director

Storytelling as applied to product development –Carla Borsoi, Aol VP Consumer Insights & Analytics

Storytelling as applied to sales –Andrew Hansinger, Freelance Copywriter


Andrew Hansiger: Creative Director/Copywriter
Andrew Hasinger

Andrew Hansinger is a New York and San Francisco Creative Director and Copywriter, specializing in user experience and brand strategy. A writer, first and foremost, his approach to creative direction is that of telling brand narratives. The art of telling stories in the digital space must always be one that intrigues an audience and moves them to action. Strong brands are simply well told stories and consumers will always naturally respond to these stories.

 

Lauren Miller: Aol Product Manager

Lauren MillerLauren has over nine years of experience working in marketing and operational leadership roles in digita media and business and consumer technology. During this time Lauren helped launch Google India and founded the AdWords North America marketing team. Lauren currently works at AOL where she heads up product marketing for mail, works on revitalizing the AOL brand and is preparing to bring exciting next-generation products to market. A Northern California native, Lauren lives in San Francisco with her entrepreneurial fiance and neurotic border collie.

 

Carla Borsoi: Aol VP, Consumer Insights

Carla BorsoiCarla is VP, Consumer Insights at AOL. Her goal is to make products hip, durable, relevant, and beautiful and marketing germane, delightful, and effective. To drive product and marketing strategy, she draws on deep expertise in qualitative and quantitative research methods, digs into web analytics, measures marketing effectiveness, and monitors social media. Activating research and inspiring teams with insights are the core goals of any project she undertakes. Carla holds an AB in Spanish and Theater from Rollins College and an MBA from the Crummer Graduate School of Business.

 

 Oliver Marquis: Director of Marketing and Media Research, Univision Radio

OliverOliver Marquis is Regional Director of Marketing and Media Research for Univision Radio in Northern California. He leads data-intensive research projects that provide strategic direction to the organization’s sales and programming teams. Oliver’s prior experience includes roles at a diverse set of companies including Foster’s Wine Estates, Zenith Media, and Mediacom. Oliver received a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Economics and a MBA from Columbia University

 


 

>>> Register online for this event!

 Time: 6:00pm-8:00pm

Date: Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Location:

2CV

460 Bush Street, 1st Floor

(Between Grant and Keary Street, close to public transportation)

San Francisco, CA 94108

 

More information on Special Interest Groups
The SFAMA has created Special Interest Groups called SIGs. These SIGs provide an outlet for marketers with similar interests to interact and share their ideas with one another. These events are based on niche topics generally geared to smaller groups with limited space capacity.


Many Thanks to Our Event Sponsors!

Venue Sponsor

 2CV

Beverage Sponsor

Black Star Beer

 

 

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