Tag: Twitter

Well, folks–you did it. All of us here at SurveyMonkey are very excited and extremely proud to announce that we achieved the milestone of raising one million dollars for charity.

Thanks to our amazing Contribute members and charity partners for growing …

For the latest installment of the SurveyMonkey Shakedown, our main monkey, Dave Goldberg headed over to Bloomberg West to discuss how Americans feel about the state of cyber security with Emily Chang. In light of January’s announcement from The New York …

When a company is about to send a new product out into the world, one of the first things they want to know is, “Will people like this?” Sometimes the most effective way to answer this question is to just …

The Internet now plays a central role for most people in how they discover and share information. Nowadays–especially in times of crisis–the Internet plays many different roles. We partnered with our friends at Bloomberg West to conduct a survey to …

The month of April isn’t just reserved for showers and flowers–it’s also National Poetry Month! In honor of all the budding bards and poets out there, we’re very pleased to shine our spotlight on one of our amazing customers from …

Being able to run a business with a strong charity component has been something we hold very dear here at SurveyMonkey Contribute. We’re excited to be part of a growing number of companies that make philanthropy an integral part of …

Self-help and self-responsibility served up with good eats and drinks. Sounds awesome but where to? Head down to the Black Star Co-op Pub & Brewery located in lovely Austin, Texas where you’ll find the brewpub world’s first co-operatively owned and worker self-managed …

Here at SurveyMonkey, we like to think of surveys as a conversation. There’s a dialog that occurs between survey creators and takers—providing unique insights and valuable information. So, it makes sense we’re seeing increasing numbers of you starting these “conversations” …

Our main monkey and CEO, Dave Goldberg appeared on Bloomberg West with Emily Chang yesterday to talk about how technology was affecting how people were watching the 2012 London Olympics.  We ran a survey via SurveyMonkey Audience to find out! …

As Twitter continues to gain popularity as means for self-promotion, the need for “account verification” becomes stronger and stronger. For any one legitimate account, particularly those of celebrities or other famous people, there may be tens of copy cats. It’s …