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The Beatles ‘Now and Then’: CintSnap reveals consumer sentiments of AI’s impact on the music industry
Using Cint’s owned data – that we call CintSnap – we gathered some insights around sentiments surrounding consumer behavior of the implementation of AI in the music industry, specifically on the posthumous Beatles collaboration.
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Answering your questions: what does it take to build a new platform?
Innovation is in our DNA, and our mission has always been to bridge the gap between real people and organizations striving to understand and serve them. With this in mind, we’ve embarked on an exciting journey of transformation – building a new platform that will redefine the way our customers can access and leverage consumer…
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Behind the scenes at Cint: with Events Director, Ariel Madway
In today’s blog we spend a bit of time getting to know one of our superstar team members – one who you may have met on the MR events circuit this fall.
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How to monetize your community
Monetizing your community involves strategically leveraging its value to generate revenue. Let’s say you have an online forum, social media group or a thriving platform with active members. You can transform your online community into a profitable asset. You can monetize your community in various ways. This post explores the ins and outs of community…
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Improving Qualification Data and Screening Questions for High-Quality Survey Results
Learn how to enhance the quality of your survey results by optimizing qualification data and screening questions. Discover strategies to avoid respondent fatigue, keep data up to date, maintain specificity without bias, innovate targeting approaches, and minimize fraud. Act now and unlock the power of connected data for business success.
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4 ways to use consumer surveys in the food and beverage industry
Surveys are powerful information sources across industries and organizations. With the data pulled from customer surveys, departments can drive actions and initiatives that better reflect audiences and market conditions. The food and beverage industry can benefit from using surveys in several applications to gain more information and knowledge about their organization, products, customers and market.




