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Richest Cities in US and What it Means for Your Business
Recently Fox News and Fool.com utilized US Census Bureau data to create the top 10 richest counties in the US. The information was based exclusively on median household income. Loudoun, Fairfax and...
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Onboard Data Demonstrates New Level of Predictability
Money Magazine just published an interesting story on McKinney, Texas, the top city in their 2014 Best Places to Live. Apparently, people are actually camping out to get first dibs on new homes in the...
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Different Ways to Interpret Local Data Behind a Recent US News Story
US News & World Report recently published a story on the Best Places to Retire for Less than $100 a Day. We love stories that look at large datasets and drive the reader to a clear conclusion....
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The 10 Most Dangerous Cities in America….or are they?
Esquire recently ran a story on the 10 most dangerous cities in the nation. A compelling article, but one based entirely on FBI Crime data which, as they note, can be misleading due to differences in...
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Tying data together with Talia Jane
Your goal Be relevant. Be part of the conversation. Turn social buzz into traffic. You have a demographic to target. You have your own content. You’re looking for something to tie it together. Are...
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NYC’s “Most Dangerous Blocks”– taking a VERY local look at crime
Or why you want to stay out of Rikers! New York City recently released its new crime visualization app CompStat 2 which provides public access to the same crime statistics used by the NYPD. The NY...
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“Best in Travel”– the Power of Local Data in Work, Life and Play
We just finished up a new project with Money.com – their first ever Best in Travel story. This one was a lot of fun and pushed us to work with content outside of our traditional Real Estate roots...
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Crime in NYC is REALLY Hyper-Local
This post originally appeared on WitLytic Crime has local impact I recently helped the NY Post analyze the city’s crime statistics for a story. They then followed up with another story, The Hotel...
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The Inequality of Taxes in NYC
This post first appeared on witBlog This past Sunday an article I researched was published in the NY Post – Financial District residents get highest tax bills, returns in city We like to think of New...
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List Conflict! Top Cities for Jobs…or are they?
first published on WitLytic I talk a lot about data bias and methodology. My clients understand that how we ask the question often determines the answer. More specifically, how we select and weight...
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