The Science of Communicating & Marketing Your Business

What to write, what to write, what to write...

How about another update?

Things I or other NextStageologists have written elsewhere:

• President Obama’s 28 Mar 11 Libya Speech Analyzed Thursday, 31 Mar 11 9amET on Politics 2012
• Walker, The Daily Show, and the youth vote on Politics 2012
• Bolton Bluntness on Politics 2012
• Senator Grassley's Age Old Issues on Politics 2012
• "Aggression in its most elegant form"? on Stating the Obvious
• Unhealthy Comparisons on That Think You Do
• (Too Much) Information Can Be Dangerous, Period on An Economy of Meanings
• Elementary Linguistics in the Information Age (WE'RE LOSING!) on AllBusiness.com
• NextStage CRO interviewed about Sensory Marketing in How Stores Trick Your Eyes, Ears and Nose to Get You to Spend More
• NextStage CRO Joseph Carrabis interviewed in Profiles Magazine
• NextStage Tool Previews in the Members Area on TriQuatroTritecale
• Listen to PersonalLifeMedia CEO Susan Bratton and NextStage CRO Joseph Carrabis go Neuro! (part 1)
• Listen to PersonalLifeMedia CEO Susan Bratton and NextStage CRO Joseph Carrabis go Neuro! (part 2)
• Why Isn’t Marketing a Science, Part II on The Analytics Ecology

• "Reading Customer's Minds" (presentation, booksigning, etc) at the 11-13 Apr 2011 Ad:Tech San Francisco
• "ANALYTICS SCHMANALYTICS: How Neuromarketing Will Change the Future of Marketing Analytics" at the 1-3 May 2011 IIR Chicago Conference
• "Case Study: Analyze The Mind Using Text" at the 17-18 May 2011 Text Analytics Conference, Boston, MA
• "Standardizing Emotional Response -- Attaching Dollars to Sentiment" at the 23 June 2011 CMA's Social Media Conference 2011, Toronto, ON

And upcoming Trainings:

• Know How Someone Is Thinking in Ten Seconds or Less

Please contact NextStage for information regarding presentations and trainings on this and other topics.

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