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June 21 Tweetup In NYC - The Night Before Our CXP Forum

Posted by Jonathan Browne on May 27, 2009

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One of the great crimes of Twitter is the way Twitter users put "TW" at the start of perfectly good words and think it's cool, or ironic, or some combination of the two ...

My colleague: We're having a Tweetup before the Customer Experience Forum in NYC.

Me: Really? I thought that was frowned upon in New York. Haven't you seen The French Connection?

My colleague: Eh? Don't be so obtuse. I said "Tweet Up". It's like "Meet Up" for people who use Twitter and created an entire lingo of words with "TW" at the start, like "Tweeple" for "People" and that sort of thing.

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New Workshop - Top Ten Web Design Fixes To Improve Business Results

Posted by Jonathan Browne on May 20, 2009

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If you've read any of Forrester's reports on the state of Web site experiences, you will know that we see a lot of flawed Web sites. (And you probably have personal experience of sub-par Web sites that confirms that assertion).

We've been teaching our 25-criteria methodology for ten years (we've updated it six times during that period) to cliients who want a method for identifying problems in value, navigation, presentation and trust on their sites. But during this recession, clients told us they wanted something even more focused - shorter, quicker, cheaper, easier to do.

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Welcome to the Forrester Blog for Customer Experience Professionals

Posted by Jonathan Browne on May 14, 2009

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Are you sitting comfortably? Then I'll begin...

Welcome to Forrester's newest blog - My colleagues and I will use this space to share our thoughts and engage in dialogue with you about customer experience. We want you to participate by posting comments, challenging our ideas and sharing your opinions.

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