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Along with a group of 11 diverse consumer tech influencers, Ogilvy PR worked with our client Intel recently to host a day-long visit to the company’s Santa Clara headquarters that included conversations about the digital divide, the latest in mobile technology, eco-computing, and more. The “Upgrade Your Life” event participants, who are prolific gadget and performance content creators, talked with Intel’s executive leadership about ways that technology is improving the lives of women and girls globally.

upgradePhoto by Intel’s Ken Kaplan.

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One of the most useful free tools out there is Google Trends and I’m continually surprised by the innovative ways I see it used by my colleagues. Beyond the obvious function in SEM and SEO campaigns, the half of all internet users who are starting their session with a good Google must be giving use some other useful information. Google showcased this recently with their Flu Trends project and it got me thinking about other ways to bring the line graphs to life. Here are some of my favorite examples (including Quail Man) of interesting Google Trends and I ask you to add your own ideas and provide links in the comments.

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  • Mary, yes, it is certainly is best to be cautious when sourcing third party research. Enjoyed your post on the top sources for social media data. Five Social Media Research Warning Signs
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  • Ekaterina - I do, but it has to make sense for the campaign and local market. Feel free to email me anytime to connect on what makes the most sense for your clients. rachel (dot) polish @ ogilvypr (dot) com Thanks! Can Social Media Sell?
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