Colloquial North

Colloquial North

Paul Hunt's strategy workshop specializing in digital analytics for nonprofits

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Paul Hunt

About Paul

Paul is an experienced and versatile strategist with a knack for crafting ingenious solutions. His experience is rooted in digital analytics, using data and analysis to understand human behavior.

Paul has worked with teams of creatives, writers, technologists and experience designers to develop marketing plans, research methodologies and websites across many sectors, with a focus on nonprofits.

Paul holds a BA from McGill University and an MA from Georgetown University.

Capabilities

Google Analytics
Google Tag Manager
Search Console
Data Studio
EveryAction

Analysis & Research

Dashboards & Report Design

Website Redesign Measurement Planning

Digital Strategy

Projections

Email & Social Media Analysis

Work

[NAACP, USOC, and Playworks with Blue State]

What is Colloquial North?

Colloquial North refers to the social convention of using the street grid as the basis for cardinal directions in urban environments, even when the grid does not perfectly align with true north as it is on a compass.

Manhattan's grid might be the most famous example of a colloquial north, but the phenomenon is particularly acute in my hometown of Montreal, where the river is assumed to flow west to east, even though it's going northwest, the sun sets in the north, and it's possible to go northbound on a bridge towards the South Shore.

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