As they always do, the Bloomberg Graphics team put together an amazing, interactive article about bundle-building TV streaming services. Corus was there to help.

Leveraging the Corus platform, Bloomberg was able to interview 1000 Americans about their streaming habits, and most importantly, was able to dive into the value those respondents placed on individual shows and streaming service providers. In so doing, they put together what can only be described as the official database for understand your perfect bundle builder for OTT or CTV services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and the new HBO Max. So how do Americans want to watch their favorite shows and on-demand movies like Tiger King, the Office, Game of Thrones, and more? Find out - and also find out the most cost-effective way to build your own package based on your preferences.

Our friends at 99designs created a topical and interesting infographic and post about how entrepreneurs are adjusting to the new normal of Covid-19 

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Our Director of Customer Success, Jillian Dutson, hosts a new show on our youtube channel where she explores all the tips and tricks to successfully navigating the world of user insights. Corus, as you may know, is a programmatic user research tool, and combining that with strong structural understanding of research techniques and survey architecture can make you unstoppable. We've compiled the first five episodes here for you, and if you like what you see, please subscribe to our youtube channel here!

Drew Chambers talks about the direction of marketing in the age of Corona, as well as how to properly leverage data and insights in your marketing plan

Our very own Drew Chambers, VP of Marketing, was invited onto the InsightNow Podcast Live, from our friends at the PR and Marketing Firm Cast Influence. Host Justin Kraft asked Drew about how to utilize data and insights in the current environment, and how firms and agencies are adapting to the changes that have come swiftly in the age of Covid-19. A really interesting discussion ensues, watch below!

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Utilizing the Corus platform, we gathered feedback from Nifty customers about the things they can't live without

There are a lot of project management tools out there, so inevitably the first questions that we often get from prospective customers are “what makes Nifty different?” or “what makes Nifty so great?” Instead of coming up with something on our own, we thought we’d ask our customers for their thoughts.

CEO Jason Abromaitis shares some thoughts with Nicole Fallon on the Department of Commerce's Grow with Co website. What does this new normal look like for all of us?

Corus is now an official Hubspot partner and part of the inbound community, and as a result, Hubspot users can take full advantage of all the free tools that Corus offers. Sending out surveys via your Hubspot CRM has never been easier.

Corus is now listed on the Hubspot Partner Directory, meaning you can quickly search for it through your favorite CRM system. Part of building an effective Flywheel is delighting customers, and utilizing that feedback to feed the momentum of your flywheel (inbound anyone? :) ) Corus makes gathering that delightful feedback from customers as easy as can be by offering our survey-building features FREE OF CHARGE. You create a survey (as complex as you want) and then distribute it via your Hubspot CRM. Here's a quick tutorial.

Jason shares his thoughts in this really compelling piece about Voice of the Customer (VoC) metrics and how they affect Customer Experience (CX)

In a really great piece that features takes from the giants of the consumer market research space, Jason's comments really shine a light on the culture of customer respect here at Corus.

Apps like Robinhood and Acorns are shaking up a space that has been dominated by large establishments since the beginning of modern finance. What makes these apps so special, why are consumers responding to their message, and should big banks be scared?

Technology has infiltrated every facet of our lives (even when we’re sleeping). It’s only natural that tech companies large and small would turn their attention to one of the oldest and largest verticals (expected to reach a value of $26.5 TRILLION by 2022) in our economy, the financial sector. Tech has promised for a while to upend the way that people bank, even challenging what we consider fiat currency. To date though it can still feel like the only tangible commercial banking improvement (if it’s even an improvement) is commingling baristas and tellers.

Beyond Meat and Impossible Burgers are everywhere, and the startups that created them are darlings of Silicon Valley. But what did they understand that previous vegan options didn’t? Utilizing the power of Grafiti and Corus together we’ll show you how moving away from social and lifestyle issues and instead focusing on taste in product development and marketing helped move the needle.

Impossible Meat made news recently when it partnered with Burger King on the “Impossible Whopper,” which their commercials describe as, “100% Whopper. 0% Meat.” They have been a huge hit, and along with other meatless meats like Beyond Meat, are taking grocery stores and dinner tables by storm. But what did these companies see that others before them didn’t? Vegan options have been available at grocery stores for decades, and organizations that promote veganism like PETA, have been around a similar length of time (PETA is getting ready to celebrate its 40th anniversary next year). Finally the issue of climate change has been talked about for years; “An Inconvenient Truth” was released 13 years ago in 2006. Our research indicates that these brands, especially their marketing and product development arms, tapped into something else.