Hey, market researchers, it’s time to be brave.
I recently sat down with my colleague Geoff Lowe, one of the Executive Directors at Infotools, and asked him for his perspective on what market research would - and should - look like today.
I recently sat down with my colleague Geoff Lowe, one of the Executive Directors at Infotools, and asked him for his perspective on what market research would - and should - look like today.
With the increasing complexity of markets and the evolving sophistication of consumers, brands are looking for ways to uniquely engage and significantly stand out with both their existing customers
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We’re experiencing an unusual time right now… everything in life – and in business – is changing. And changing rapidly.
We all miss the #OldNormal workplace. And we miss the “small talk” most of all.
Given the fragmented and isolated nature of both businesses and consumers today, brands have to use every dimension of data available to them to serve as a sort of radar to identify, understand, in
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Sometimes, it’s the little things that have the biggest impact.
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