Understand the Wide Range of Methods Used in Qualitative Research.
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Over the past few years, the qualitative toolkit has vastly increased with the addition of online and mobile methods, social media, and newly emerging methods such as neuromarketing and virtual reality. These additions have brought significant benefits, and the ability to conduct research that was simply not possible before. Our newest eBook covers a variety of topics, including:
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Everyone has their mobile phones with them all of the time, and they’re comfortable using the phones to record their experiences. By eliminating some of the challenges of traditional in-person research, mobile qualitative presents a versatile new opportunity for obtaining consumer insights because it can do something no other research can… get true in-the-moment feedback from participants, regardless of the time of day or their location. Our newest eBook covers a variety of topics, including:
Information is the ‘secret sauce’ of successfully managing the product lifecycle. There is simply no substitute if you want to create a long-term business. And the ROI on information can be the difference between product success and failure. In developing a new product, the goal is to make sure the benefits delivered are those demanded by the market. In our latest eBook, More Profit, Longer Life: How Qualitative Research Optimizes the Product Lifecycle, we explore the research needed to support the five stages of the product lifecycle:
Path-to-Purchase qualitative research creates insights that impact your brand, your product, your pricing, your packaging, and your distribution strategies. No other type of marketing research produces a more holistic picture of your customer, and how they go about choosing to buy (or not buy) your product or service. Today, the consumers’ Path-to-Purchase for even the simplest product is complicated by new media, social influences, technology, and distribution channels. Fully understanding their Path-to-Purchase usually requires several different qualitative marketing research approaches. After reading A Guide to Qualitative Path-to-Purchase Research, you will understand: