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John Goslino
03-31-2012
10:25 PM ET (US)
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Hello Huss, thank you for your question. I believe a business model is critical and guides a business plan, but they can be seen as equally important to success because success is often so dependent on implementing the right strategies and activities. Not sure if a business model can ever be 'perfected', as it needs to evolve regularly as the environment changes. Osterwalder & Pigneur define 9 building blocks for a business model, namely customer segments, value propositions, channels, customer relationships, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partnerships and cost structure, refer to their work on Business Model Generation. Let me know your experience developing and executing business models, john@audiencedialogue.net.
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Huss Sadri
03-25-2012
10:38 AM ET (US)
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Do you believe that a business plan is more important than the business model? To me, if the business model is not perfected, no amount of business planning can fix.
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MANMOHAN
03-05-2012
06:50 PM ET (US)
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By chance I have got to you, I have gone through the book "Participative Marketing for Local Radio" It seems a great book. I want to buy it by more simple method. Please advice. Please let me know about your other works.Wish you best of luck. keep it up.
Thanks
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Abdul Rahman Khan
01-15-2012
05:38 AM ET (US)
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I just read the post of Denise sad demise. Feeling very sad. May his soul rest in peace. He did a great job for human kind. We'll always be thankful for his remarkable work.
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Abdul Rahman Khan
01-15-2012
05:29 AM ET (US)
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Dear Mr. John,
Audience dialogue is truly a bible for the beginners and the for the people who are already in the field. Tons of thanks for your work.
I like to read more about New Media Research (eg. Social Media, video sharing, IP TV, Blogging etc.) I do not find it on your site. It'll be really great if you update the site with New Media Research. And meanwhile please give me any links or literature for my knowledge.
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Shahroz
01-09-2012
03:19 AM ET (US)
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With a country like Bangladesh, which has a growing rural market, how do you get to 'motivate' the traditional media (TV, print) to start focusing more on rural audience needs. This comes at a time, when the traditional media here are very skeptical about research findings but at tme same time local companies are increasing their marketing budget to target rural. Any help or insight would be much appreciated. FYI I work of a poverty alleviation project who aims to work in the media market and influence them, sustainably, to cover rural news.
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John Goslino
07-04-2011
09:14 PM ET (US)
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Hello Chioma, thanks for the question, you can find the answers by reading our free book called Quick Guide to Audience Research, you can access it on this webpage www.audiencedialogue.net/qgar.html and also read it online via the Issuu website. If you can't find the desired answers please contact us again.
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Chioma
06-14-2011
04:00 AM ET (US)
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What are the basic factors to be considered when carrying out an audience research?
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John Goslino
05-02-2011
10:07 PM ET (US)
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Hello Eman, Thanks for your query but without more details I cannot help you. Refer to our pages on sampling techniques for advice on when and how to use.
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eman ali
03-05-2011
05:14 PM ET (US)
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i have prepare a report based on two research service comprising of stratified random sampling cluster sampling or multistage sampling techniques? this is my assignment work and i cant understand what i have done in my assignment only 1 day left 4 my assignment submit day i m v tensed could u plzzz suggest me a best web site or example plzzzz
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John Goslino
03-02-2010
11:03 PM ET (US)
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Hello Rob, Thanks for the information. Whilst we are not able to readily assess your software, we would be willing to refer to it in our qualitative research page notably this one, a popular page
http://www.audiencedialogue.net/soft-qual.html
for the benefit of visitors, in exchange for a reference to Audience Dialogue on your website.
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Rob Day
02-11-2010
12:31 PM ET (US)
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I stumbled upon this web site and based on some of the comments here I thought some readers might be interested to hear about my company's 21CFR11 compliant electronic lab notebook software called CERF. CERF is mainly used by scientists, but it's flexible enough to be used to gather any data from any source and securely store in in ways that are digitally authenticated and date stamped, making it admissible in legal and regulatory procedures. Although it was designed to protect multi-million dollar scientific patent research, it would be extremely useful in any qualitative research project that works with human subjects, and therefore necessarily will involve IRB and other strict regulations. www.rescentris.com
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John Goslino
08-31-2009
09:58 PM ET (US)
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Thank you very much for your request Marianne and I apologise for the slow response. We can provide ideas on evaluation methods that may be helpful to your project and indeed others. Our website has a variety of content related to evaluation and can also point you in the right direction to more resources. I have emailed you and Steps and await your response.
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marianne
04-09-2009
11:00 AM ET (US)
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Dear John
I have come across your website and would like to establish contact . We are working in a communication for social change project: STEPS for the Future www.steps.co.za
Based in Cape Town, South Africa and have produced over thirty documentaries about HIV and AIDS and established an extensive outreach programme around Southern Africa to stimulate debate around HIV and AIDS through community screenings. The method of using documentary film screenings facilitated by people, who are openly living with HIV has proven effective in creating safe spaces for open dialogue to challenge stigma and discrimination.
We are now looking for professional input while following up audiences to measure the longer term impact of our intervention. How can we exchange ideas ? Can I also order the book : Know your audience.
Marianne Gysae
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John Goslino
07-06-2008
09:18 AM ET (US)
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If you require specialist advice and support to better understand your audience, then Graham Mytton, a former Head of Audience Research at the BBC World Service, might be able to help your need or project. Graham is based in the UK and focuses on assisting communities and media operators in developing countries. He can be reached via the web page below:
http://indepconsultants.co.uk/member/5000287
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John Goslino
05-01-2008
09:55 AM ET (US)
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Website under new management. My name is John Goslino and I maintain the website on behalf of its creator, the late Dennis List, with whom I had great pleasure in working and sharing ideas for several years. Dennis List was an innovative and passionate thinker and developer of research, planning, communication and evaluation methods who worked closely with people and organisations across the globe, helping them better understand their world and how they could achieve their goals. He was also a keen proponent and user of the internet. This website is testimony to his great breadth of knowledge, experience and most importantly perhaps, the commitment he gave to help others, including many in the developing world. It contains a wealth of well researched and tested information, tools and techniques that are relevant, practical and usable.
I intend to retain, update and enhance the website to keep it relevant and useful for you and your colleagues. Many of the ideas for change or new content may I hope come from site users like you, so please send me your suggestions and comments. I will endeavour to answer your questions as best I can, and if I can't do so, try to find someone who can. You can email me directly at john.goslino(@gmail.com) - remove brackets in the address when you write to me. I look forward to a dialogue with you and trust you continue to enjoy visiting this website (and refer your friends and colleagues).
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