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SurveyMonkey Webinar: How to Get Quick Insights on your Product and Marketing Concepts
SurveyMonkey held a webinar titled, 'How to Get Quick Insights on your Product and Marketing Concepts,' on June 9, 2020.
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18 Top Marketing Research Companies in Toronto, ON for 2019
A Quirk's resource guide covering marketing research product and service suppliers in the Toronto, ON metro area for 2019.
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Marketing research strategies for understanding Millennial influence on B2B markets
As Millennials enter middle-level and senior leadership positions, marketers and researchers should consider new strategies for understanding their influence on B2B markets.
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Count me in: the impact of "other' on research respondents
Editor’s note: Ryan Sullivan is quality control manager at iModerate, a Denver research firm. Last year’s elections saw a number of historic firsts – the first Mormon to run for president on a major party ticket, the first openly LGBT ...
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Study shows impact of online survey length on research findings
It is common knowledge in the research industry that the percentage of respondents dropping out of Web surveys will rise as questionnaires lengthen. It is less known how such mid-survey terminations affect study findings. This article discusses recent experiments conducted by Burke, Inc. and SPSS MR showing that questionnaire dropouts can indeed impact results - particularly on concept tests, the most common use of Web surveys.
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Ads targeting Hispanic consumers can’t rely solely on cultural nuances
It’s not enough for ads targeting the Hispanic market to simply have Hispanic faces or content in them. They must be part of an overall strategy and follow guidelines, which the author explains in detail, such as tell a simple story, educate the U.S. Hispanic audience, and communicate and repeat only one or two key benefits.
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The domestication of man: more men taking on cleaning chores
Survey data from Mintel indicates that men are becoming more active in taking on household chores, such as cleaning and shopping.
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A look at the impact of boredom on the respondent experience
The first of a two-part series on improving online respondent engagement looks at the problems caused by factors such as overlong questionnaires and the overuse of grid-type questions.
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Accountemps relies on surveys to keep tabs on personnel
For Accountemps, a temporary-help service, research was needed to improve the productivity of its workers. Vice presidents and personnel management were surveyed to find helpful hints on how to improve productivity.
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Research insights: Understanding 'greedflation' and its impact on consumers
According to recent consumer research, Americans are prepared to switch from their favored brands to save money. As consumers continue to feel the impact of inflation, brands must take the time to understand and deeply consider consumer sentiment before setting prices.
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Quirk’s multimedia archive: Providing marketing research insights on your schedule
This article summarizes five Webinars that are available in Quirk’s multimedia archive.
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Trade Talk: This time, the lights stayed on
Quirk's Editor Joseph Rydholm shares a quick recap of the 2018 West Coast Quirk's Event.