What you taught me about @Foursquare, @Tumblr, love at first sight and Mark Zuckerberg in 5 days

Five days ago, I put an Urtak on my blog to learn more about you and what you care about. More than 1000 responses later, I spent some time today analyzing the results.

Those who read my blog…

are more likely to have a Tumblr and most likely use Foursquare
Half of you work for a tech start-up and start-up workers tend to be more upset with Obama
You like Facebook but wouldn’t share your business concept with Mark Zuckerberg
You’re happy and living life with passion
You enjoy inspirational quotes and think inspirational stories give you the confidence to act on your ambitions
You’re probably in a relationship and most likely believe in love at first sight

Those who use Foursquare…

Like 4sq more than Gowalla
Are likely to watch tv, prefer fiction over non-fiction, don’t usually comment on blogs and enjoy inspirational quotes
You are most likely in a relationship, more likely to have had your heart broken by a Facebook status update and less likely to believe in love at first sight
You’re much less likely to like Facebook and much more likely to use Tumblr

Those who have a Tumblr…

prefer Tumblr over Twitter, Foursquare over Gowalla and non-fiction over fiction
You’re much more likely to play a musical instrument and inspirational stories put you in a good mood
You’re most likely in a relationship and less likely to believe in love at first sight

Whew! That’s a lot of information. It’s definitely fun to play around with analyzing the results but I’d love to see Urtak graphically package this information in a compelling way. Tumblr does a great job of this.

One thing, however, that really differentiates Urtak in my mind is that transparency is one of their guiding principles. If you participate and answer questions, they think you deserve to see and analyze the results too.

Participate in the Urtak, check out the results… what interesting insight were you able to contrive?