Posts tagged Market Research
The Role of Consumer Feedback in Market Research

Consumer feedback is the linchpin of insightful decision-making in market research. It provides qualitative researchers and insights teams at brands and research agencies with a comprehensive view of consumer interactions. This broad spectrum includes detailed insights into occasions, experiences, shopping behaviours, product preferences, brand perceptions, and more, guiding key business strategies and brand positioning.

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The Importance of Occasions in Consumer Research

Unlock the secrets to understanding consumer occasions with our expert guide tailored for market researchers and insights teams. This blog unveils five essential strategies for capturing consumer occasions in their most authentic form, emphasising the power of technology, the flexibility of asynchronous data collection, and the richness of contextual insights.

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Exploring Deeper: Harnessing the Potential of Video Surveys in Market Analysis

In an ever-evolving market research landscape, staying ahead requires embracing cutting-edge techniques that unveil profound consumer insights. Video surveys, a pioneering approach, stand at the forefront of this revolution. This blog illuminates the myriad advantages of video surveys, casting a spotlight on their transformative applications in shopper and consumer research, shopping missions, and customer experience enhancement. Join us on this journey as we comprehensively explore how video surveys are reshaping the very foundations of market research.

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Beyond Surveys: Video Research & Shop Alongs in Market Research

Shop-alongs, a critical component in market research, are observational research techniques where researchers accompany participants during their shopping journey. This method allows researchers to gain a deep understanding of consumers' shopping behaviours, preferences, and decision-making processes. By observing customers in a natural shopping environment, researchers can gather insights that are often unattainable through traditional survey methods.

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The need for context: why our clients use Digital Ethnography as an alternative to Market Research Online Communities

In this article we explore how Digital Ethnography tools are becoming a preferred alternative to Market Research Online Communities (MROCs) for some of our clients. They value the intimacy of engaging participants privately and the in-the-moment, multi context richness that smartphone enabled video helps them capture.

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