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CAPABILITIES - Qualitative Research
Qualitative research is among the best ways to focus your marketing and new-product development
efforts. We will manage your project from preparation of the screener to report presentation,
including professional, objective moderation of individual and group interviews.
Research Methods
- Traditional Focus Groups
- One-on-One Interviews
- Alternative Location Focus Groups
- "Mini-Groups"
- Triads
- Mall Intercept
- Trade Show or On-Site Interviews
- Online Focus Groups

- Online Bulletin Boards

Types of Marketing Insight Provided
New Product Development:
We have extensive experience in client-side product development that allows us to bring unique
insight to your new product development research. We will help you identify the appeal that your
new idea or prototype has for consumers, and ways that you can make changes early in the development
process to maximize market potential.
Branding/Brand Loyalty:
Are consumers making an emotional connection with your brand? With 20 years of experience in
branding, we can help you understand what is at the core of your brand's appeal and what changes
might help to take their loyalty to
the
next level. Discussions with target consumers using the latest creative research techniques will
allow you to better understand purchase behavior, brand perceptions, and reactions to new
product
and packaging samples.
Existing Product Review:
What key product features and benefits is your customer looking for? What needs can your product
help address? We conduct focus groups with customers to help identify the strengths and weaknesses
of existing products, and to identify opportunities for improvement that will help better address
market needs.
Advertising:
Make sure that your advertising is communicating what you think it is. We can conduct interviews
with consumers to do ad communication checks for your ads, your competitors and new advertising
in development.
Packaged Goods:
Whether you are reviewing brand or line extensions, or looking to fill gaps in the marketplace,
we can help you assess the reaction to new products with consumers. How would consumers suggest
you improve a product to better suit their needs? What marketing communication tools will help
to get more attention on the shelf?
Association Membership:
Marketing an association's services requires a unique understanding of the expectations and desired
benefits of membership. We have done research speaking with members and non-members of associations
to determine the most appealing mix of member benefits.
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