What would you guess is the personality type of a communicator? Probably extrovert, right? But there are many of us in varying job functions, from graphic design to PR. Let's see how it shakes out:
Showing posts with label poll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poll. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
A poll on surveys
Thanks to Christina Frazier from the Office of Planning and Analysis for sharing lots of helpful information about U of M survey policy and tools on Wednesday. It was interesting to hear about planning for the new U survey tool. The event had me wondering how many people are currently using UMSurvey and other survey tools.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Average open rates for communications at the U
I received a question from the Forum's chair elect Kelly O'Brien, who recently began a new CLA newsletter for faculty, staff, and student workers (mostly grad students, I believe) as to what are the average open rates (unique opens) for regular email updates/newsletters here at the U. I told her that for Brief, the number varies between 20-25% and has seen 30% on some occasions.
Matt Sumera in University Relations gave me stats on some recent high-profile emails, and those seem to average unique open rates of around 18%.
An interesting analysis on open rates by list size can be found at open rates by size.
For those of you who track your open rates, where do you fare?
Matt Sumera in University Relations gave me stats on some recent high-profile emails, and those seem to average unique open rates of around 18%.
An interesting analysis on open rates by list size can be found at open rates by size.
For those of you who track your open rates, where do you fare?
Friday, April 30, 2010
Poll: Web site or website?
Friday, January 8, 2010
Poll: Did you make any New Year's resolutions?
Though New Year's resolutions may be doomed to failure,
many people use the new year to reassess and recommit. What about you?
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Invasion of the pie charts
I thought it would be fun to revisit your responses to the Friday polls with the help of a few trusty pie charts (based on responses received up to last night). Enjoy these completely unscientific insights into the Forum membership.









Friday, December 11, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
Poll: How's your inbox looking?
Are you a searcher or a sorter? Does everything stay in your inbox, or do messages go to folders as soon as possible? I believe e-mail management to be an impressive talent. If you have a good method, leave it in the comments. In the meantime:
Friday, November 13, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Poll: How many browser tabs do you have open?
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Poll: Did you major in communications?
I love what I do. I get to shape messages and tell stories. I care deeply about finding just the right image for an article and scouring copy for typos. When I know I've written a great brochure header, I feel genuine joy.
That said, ten years ago I didn't image myself in this profession. As an English major, it wasn't a giant leap, but I imagine some of you came to this field from far more exotic majors.
Did you major in bassoon performance? Biology? Classical studies? Or were you already on a communications track as an undergrad? If you did not get an undergrad degree, I'm interested in that too. Vote in the poll and discuss in the comments.
That said, ten years ago I didn't image myself in this profession. As an English major, it wasn't a giant leap, but I imagine some of you came to this field from far more exotic majors.
Did you major in bassoon performance? Biology? Classical studies? Or were you already on a communications track as an undergrad? If you did not get an undergrad degree, I'm interested in that too. Vote in the poll and discuss in the comments.
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