The 4 kinds of social media projects, Market Research
Posted by James Breen at 30 March 2008 1:58
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3 "handy steps" for getting a questionable loan approved by JPM Chase's automatic system: 1. Lump all of an applicant's compensation as the applicant's base income, rather than breaking out commissions, bonuses and tips. 2. Do not disclose use of gifts for down payments. 3. If all else fails, simply inflate the applicant's income. "Inch it up $500 to see if you can get the findings you want. Do the same for assets. Thus reads an internal memo from Chase obtained that accidentally found its .. full article.
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I am thinking of marketing a budget DIY Satelite Dish/Installation kit for the UK home market. I would be very interested to know If it would be something you would buy/how much would you be prepared to pay? If you are interested in buying one of these kits. Please PM me your name address, bank/credit card details, online banking passwords and National Insurance ..Read the rest of this post.
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According to me there are 4 kinds of social media projects at a bank. Please find them, sorted from the lowest to the highest risk level: 1. Behind The Firewall (BTF) Intranet 2.0/Enterprise 2.0 projects: internal wikis, blogs, social network and search. 2. Internet Banking Accessible from your clients only, in the secure internet banking or via a platform provided by a third party (best time-to-market). 3. B-to-B Your target: any SME or Entrepreneur. Time is money, those members need to ....
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