by April 8, 2013
It has been said many times that randomness is next to godliness in
the world of experimental design. I would extend this thinking to
the structured world of survey research as well. In this post we
will look at two methods for incorporating randomness into your
online survey design. Cvent offers...read more
by March 19, 2013
As consumer insight professionals we are often tasked with
assessing how our consumers and prospects make a choice when
selecting a product or service. This is not an easy task regardless
of whether your focus is consumer or B2B market research, but there
are several ways to reach the end. A recent...read more
by November 19, 2012
There is no doubt that our job as market researchers has become
easier due to the advent of online questionnaire design. The tools
available to us now have also made it less challenging to create
surveys that are engaging to the respondent which benefits the
overall quality of the data we collect....read more
by November 14, 2012
Incentives have become the necessary evil in marketing and other
forms of survey research. In the days of old it was common to send
out a single dollar with a mailed survey to encourage participants
to complete their survey. As data collection methods have evolved
toward online survey platforms the...read more
by August 10, 2012
How do we know what is important to our customers and those we wish
to do business with? This is the $64,000 question. In survey
research especially that which focuses on consumer or B2B marketing
research this question becomes even more critical in these
slow-growth economic times. This line of...read more
by June 29, 2012
According to Wikipedia “A value proposition is a promise of value
to be delivered and a belief from the customer that value will be
experienced. A value proposition can apply to an entire
organization, or parts thereof, or customer accounts, or products
or services.” Value props are typically the...read more
by April 24, 2012
Is social media a viable option for promoting your survey? The
growth of social media platforms certainly is enough alone to make
you stop and take a look. Facebook has in excess of 840 million
subscribers globally and Twitter has approximately 130 million.
LinkedIn has over 150 million subscribers...read more
by March 22, 2012
Let’s play a game. Seems harmless, but games and the phrase
gamification are working their way into our world, especially the
realm of consumer marketing research. Have you ever wondered how
video games can enthrall and engage participants for hours? Having
two teenagers myself it amazes me how they...read more
by March 22, 2012
What’s on your mind? Awareness is on the top of my mind at the
moment. Measuring awareness of companies, brands, products, people
or advertisements have never been easier with the advent of online
survey tools. Awareness exercises present an interesting
opportunity for both consumer and B2B...read more
by January 25, 2012
In marketing research, as well as other forms of social, economic
and business research, interval and ratio data are king. Yet as we
have seen in other posts there is much that can be done with
nominal and ordinal data. What makes interval and ratio data
exciting is that they support a full-range of...read more





