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Online is a $602 billion industry, and it’s rapidly growing. Consumer behavior has permanently shifted towards digital. Your research needs to shift, too. Digital data is now essential to our... Continue Reading →
The U.S. economy is built on consumerism. In times where buyer behavior is uncertain, it’s vital to pull data straight from the source: the voice of the customers. When people become... Continue Reading →
Facebook knows if you’re in love, or about to break up a relationship — and it’s accurate. It’s not that creepy — we’re in research. Data is in our DNA. So... Continue Reading →
The economy demands we take Coronavirus seriously. Here’s why. On March 10, the Dow dropped 1,200 points. This came a day after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared Coronavirus a global... Continue Reading →
Chick-fil-A is trending to be the #1 restaurant in America. What’s the secret to their rapid growth? Let 500,000 visits from 10 million consumer journeys tell you. Register today to... Continue Reading →
Your survey design already accounts for ambiguity, social bias, leading questions, complex questions, the “yes” bias, question order bias, and so on… The problem is, it’s not your survey design... Continue Reading →
Coronavirus is a consumervirus. It’s as deadly to the economy, as it is to people. In less than two months, COVID-191 has ravaged the U.S. economy, savagly infecting consumer behavior as... Continue Reading →
Market researchers have always employed ethnographic research methods. But it wasn’t until recently that the right tools were in place for ethnography to scale properly to represent large and accurate consumer populations.... Continue Reading →
Hint: Size isn’t everything. Panel performance is. When it comes to market research, we look at panel size for feasibility. Wrong. What we want are the right people to take our surveys. See, what... Continue Reading →
The average US adult spends 2 hours 55 minutes a day on their phone. About 90% of that time is spent in apps. So, why is market research still done online? An online... Continue Reading →