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Pricing strategies: Are there any winners on the shelf?
What are the best shopper strategies to cope with ongoing inflation? This article reviews a study conducted using virtual shopping and conjoint analyses to look at the overall impact of pricing adjustment.
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Global Trends in Customer Experience: Insights on Consumer Attitudes, Expectations and Buying Behavior
The pandemic has sparked immense change in consumer behavior trends, and it comes as no surprise that consumer needs and desires have also shifted. But have brands adapted alongside their customer base? According to over 5,000 global consumers, clearly not enough.
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Climate change and sustainability weigh heavily on Americans
Consumers who care about sustainability want to engage with brands that demonstrate that they share common values.
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Looking ahead: California residents share perspectives on reopening
As California announces a date to lift many COVID-19 restrictions, most California residents are feeling largely optimistic.
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By the Numbers: A short note on the Monty Hall problem
Stephen Hellebusch experiments with rolling the dice to avoid the goat.
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By the Numbers: Pitfalls of relying on passively collected data
A tale of a hot dog stand, the Soviets and the need for ‘why.’
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Latest tech or tried-and-true, focus is on quality
What methodologies and technologies do client-side marketing researchers expect to use next?
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Trade Talk: MREF continues longtime focus on education
A look at the Marketing Research Education Foundation, an orgainzation launched earlier this year with a mission to activate the MR community's resources to educate children worldwide.
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What Whole Foods risks by relying on demographics to define new chain’s consumer base
Editor’s note: Jake Sedlock is vice president of client development at research firm CivicScience, Seattle. This is an edited version of a post that originally appeared here under the title, “Pack up the old timers – we’re off to the ...
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Chinese luxury consumers putting a premium on craftsmanship
While high-earning Chinese consumers are known for their love of luxury items and the status they can confer, new research from Mintel reveals there is a new characteristic these consumers are looking for: craftsmanship. Indeed, according to Mintel, “craftsmanship” was ...
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Clients aren't ready to give up on the traditional focus group
Focus groups are increasingly drawing criticism. To explore the role of focus groups today, a sample of research decision makers, past clients of a New York research company, advertisers of the Golf Digest Companies and other clients were surveyed. This article details the survey and its results.
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Study examines health care providers’ views on recommending nonprescription medicines
Using an online panel, the author conducted research with doctors and dentists to look at the factors that influence how they prescribe and recommend prescription drugs and over-the-counter medicines.