Comments | verb_noire: Hiyas!

thewayoftheid in verb_noire

Hiyas!

Feb 26, 2009 21:29

I'm currently in the midst of creating a market research survey, and may need your help spreading it around. It should be done pretty soon, so please keep an eye out. Thanks!

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skywardprodigal March 2 2009, 18:11:47 UTC

I am. :)

iainpj March 3 2009, 17:10:27 UTC

I'm just watching at the moment, but if I might ask: I realize that it's quite early days yet, but before doing the survey or opening for submissions, will you be creating a sticky/postdated entry for the front that tells people about this venture and what it is? I followed a link that didn't have a lot of detail, curious to see what this was and ... well, I'm still curious, but not much more informed.

tanyad March 5 2009, 13:06:02 UTC

I second this idea. A mission statement and/or hey this is what we're up to may be a good idea now that folks are linking this around.

aecamadi March 5 2009, 21:48:58 UTC

Thirding, I saw more links to this comm in the last 36 hours with the latest round of response to the ick than I could shake a stick at.

Good publicity everywhere. People are really excited by this!

thewayoftheid March 6 2009, 04:49:20 UTC

aaand done! New entry is up. Thanks for checking us out.

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lisefrac March 16 2009, 15:02:30 UTC

In my day job, I work as a research analyst for an educational marketing company, and have about five years of experience in academic and market research behind me. If you need any volunteers to help with designing or deploying the survey, please let me know.

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