Video Channel Brings Market Research Business News
One research news service getting some shout-outs from the podium at the MRA’s Corporate Research Conference last week was Bob Lederer’s Research...
Emotion and Inspiration at the Van Gogh Museum
At the 2013 ESOMAR Annual Congress in Istanbul, Laurine van de Wiel of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and Saskia Brocx of TNS NIPO in the...
Google Consumer Surveys Goes Long: What Google Consumer Surveys’ New Features Mean for Agile Researchers
When Google Consumer Surveys (GCS) first debuted on March 29, 2012, many thought it would be just another flash in the pan, like Google Wave, Google...
Using Multiple Research Methods is Like Sensory Integration
Just as Affectiva found that combining self-reported data with facial coding produced better results, Carlos Jaime Velasco of Neurosketch in...
Do Emotions in Advertising Drive Sales?
At the 2013 ESOMAR Annual Congress in Istanbul, Nick Langeveld and Rana El Kaliouby of Affectiva discussed their research with Mars into using...
How Does Your Cappuccino Feel?
At the 2013 ESOMAR Annual Congress today in Istanbul, Dominique Delfaud of Mane Flavour & Fragrance in France and John Pawle of QRi Consulting...
Multi-Mode Surveys and the Paradox of Choice
At the 2013 AAPOR conference, researchers from Westat and the IRS reported on the effect of offering multiple survey modes on response rates. The...
Benchmarking Emotional Reactions to Concept Tests
Yesterday, Josh Kamowitz and Brent Snider of BrainJuicer presented a webinar, “Love at First Test: Why Feelings Matter When Optimizing Concepts.”...
Rapping about Google Consumer Surveys
Terry Heaton, president at Reinvent21, recently interviewed me by email for his article, "Are We Giving Google Too Much Information?". I thought I...
Grid-Cheating Panelists on Trial
As part of the CASRO webinar series, a few weeks ago Pete Cape, global knowledge director of SSI, discussed his research into respondents’ use of...
Ask Me No Leading Questions, and I’ll Tell You No Lies
The most common problem with the draft questionnaires that are sent to me is the use of leading questions. A leading question suggests the answer...
#IIeX: They Showed You What?!
“Please send us a photo of you placing your pad onto your panties.” No, that’s not some sick new fetish, but an honest and important research...