Greg Hollingsworth (devilinthedetails)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

Member since Mar 20, 2008, follows 3 people, 1 public groups, 19 public bookmarks (11011 total).

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thepunk - Plurk.com on 2008-06-09
Survey: 48% of Bank Customers Want Web 2.0 Gadgets - ReadWriteWeb on 2008-06-05
- The survey was conducted among 1000 Facebook users between the ages of 18-34. The fact that the survey was conducted among Facebook users gives it a bias towards tech-savvy people
- 27% of respondents said they are willing to switch banks in order to use secure Web 2.0 gadgets to manage personal finances; 73% would not.
  Nearly half of respondents (48%) said they would use secure gadgets for personal banking if their bank offered it
  Men are more open to use these new tools than women (55% to 45% respectively)
  The older age group - 25-34 - are more open to using Banking 2.0 tools
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- - 53% of 25-34 year olds said they would take advantage of a web 2.0 banking service, compared to 45% for the 18-24 year olds.
  - The key stat comparison I think is that nearly half would use web 2.0 tools if offered by their current bank, but only 27% would consider switching to another bank because of it.
Plurk: Unique or Just Another Twitter Clone? - ReadWriteWeb on 2008-06-05
17 More Posts That Will Make You A Better New Marketer at A New Marketing by Matt J McDonald on 2008-06-03
PageOnce … Lifestreaming with a Mature Twist-- bub.blicio.us on 2008-06-03
Drudge keeps campaigns guessing - Jonathan Martin and Ben Smith - Politico.com on 2008-06-03
Judge Orders Sect Children’s Release - NYTimes.com on 2008-06-02
Google's 'Analytics Evangelist' Explains Why Websites 'Suck' - Advertising Age - Digital on 2008-05-22
- Avinash Kaushik thinks one of the reasons why so many websites "suck" today is because of the hippo -- as in the "highest paid person's opinion."
- You use tried-and-true metrics such as unique visitors and click-through rates to decide on the best design for your landing page or what content is best suited on your product site.
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- - et, despite your mounds of data, Mr. Kaushik thinks you are the "least closest to the customer."
  - The point of Mr. Kaushik's candor is that he wants marketers to start thinking more about the "why." To get at that, he espoused the use of more online surveys of site visitors to find "segments of discontent."
isolatr beta on 2008-05-21
US court: Paper money discriminates against blind - May. 20, 2008 on 2008-05-20