Author Bio
David Rotman is the Creative Director on Cint’s marketing team. He joined Lucid in 2019 and stayed on with Cint after Lucid’s acquisition. Before Cint, David worked at digital marketing and traditional advertising agencies, contributing to several regional and national ADDY Award-winning campaigns.
“What excites me about working at Cint is the opportunity to bring our brand story, ‘Feeding the world’s curiosity,’ to life in innovative ways. It’s fascinating to see how our customers use the Exchange to tap into diverse audiences and uncover insights that drive real-world impact.”
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Independent study names Cint #1 supplier of accurate survey responses
We’re proud to share that Cint, a global leader in market research, emerged as the leader in sample quality for online polls in a third-party study. Sapio Research, a UK market research agency, conducted the study to understand if online surveys are accurate. Sapio surveyed 2,036 UK consumers – representative by age and gender of…
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Taking a (cupid’s) shot at consumer spending habits on Valentine’s Day 2024
For Valentine’s Day 2024, the National Retail Federation predicts that consumers will spend $25.8 billion. We used CintSnap to find out how people in the US and the UK approach this romantic season, by surveying 300 respondents.
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Introducing Cint Trust Score
John Brackett, Director of Product, introduces our latest AI-powered innovation designed to elevate data quality
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New Report: Unlocking insights on The Big Game
As football fever grips the nation, the anticipation for this year’s game is reaching unprecedented heights. We surveyed the nation to understand more about how people are planning to watch, and so much more.
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Celebrating International Data Protection Day with Caroline Tahon, DPO at Cint
On the 28th of January every year, the importance of personal data, and of Personal Identifiable Information (PII) is celebrated across the world on Data Protection Day.
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Game, set, match: Insights into The Happy Slam
The Australian Open is the first of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments to occur. We uncovered spectator experience through preferences and behaviors of our 280 respondents across Australia.





