by May 16, 2013
“Welcome to the show!” so the ringmaster said. We could also say
welcome to the survey, and that would be the function of the
welcome page in the Cvent online survey platform. The platform
allows the researcher to create not only an invitation, but also a
welcome and a thank you page. How...read more
by April 23, 2013
Just who we are is a question that has been asked by philosophers
since time immemorial. Market research professionals are no
different than those wise men from ancient Greece in this regard.
Our task is to create an understanding of the consumer’s mind in
which we can shape our brand positioning...read more
by January 31, 2013
At some point throughout the year, you need to reach out to your
stakeholders to increase your organizations’ understanding of their
opinions, knowledge and attitudes in order to optimize
success. “A survey is the natural way to go about this, but
while the survey concept is straightforward,...read more
by January 23, 2013
Missing data can quickly turn your actionable consumer
insights into a lackluster pile of data. It is an issue that both
consumer analytics professionals and B2B market researchers face on
a regular basis. It is also an issue with which database marketers
must contend. In essence, data is missing...read more
by December 27, 2012
In the world of marketing, it’s common for reports to be swarming
with data and benchmarks drawn from hundreds of different touch
points like email, website, search, social, mobile, reviews,
comments, and more. However, even with the plentiful amount of data
we collect, insights are hard to develop....read more
by December 10, 2012
Poor customer service could land you a prime time spot filled with
bad reviews on various social media channels for everyone to see.
Customers have power, which means they can and will publicize both
good and bad experiences, so exceptional customer service is
necessary. You probably already know...read more
by April 12, 2012
Many organizations are big fans of publicizing slogans about how
their people are their number one priority, yet constantly
increasing shareholder value is more often their biggest concern.
Luckily for most of the workforce, recent studies have found that
actively engaging (and not just satisfying)...read more
by March 30, 2012
Is customer satisfaction strictly a function of the product or
service the consumer purchased? The short answer is no. Is it
solely dependent upon the context of the purchase situation? Again,
no. From the depth of customer satisfaction research we can glean
that customer satisfaction is a...read more
by March 29, 2012
It's that time of the year again. Allergy season? March madness?
Yes, those too, but more importantly it's time for the Best Places
to Work survey results to come out! Some believe that getting on
lists from publications like AdAge or Washingtonian is about
frivolous self-promotion and is a waste of...read more
by March 26, 2012
Talk doesn’t cook rice, or so an ancient Chinese philosopher said.
In the realm of customer satisfaction, both of these quotes hold
sway. I was reminded of this in a recent post by Dana Vaille of
Chadwick Martin Bailey. Dana was expressing her discontent
about a recent purchase she had made. The...read more





