There are a number of ways to improve field staff data collection. Weekly training calls are a great start. The calls don’t need to be more than 15 or...
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There are a number of ways to improve field staff data collection. Weekly training calls are a great start. The calls don’t need to be more than 15 or...
Normally, any project where we calculate return-on-investment (ROI) includes an essential component from the survey: purchase intent. However, on rare occasions, we employ a survey for an experiential program where...
I enjoyed presenting to a group of Meeting and Event industry leaders today. The guest list included senior management from Fortune 100 IT, Pharma, and Direct Sales companies. All...
At PortMA, we have great client retention. Why? Because we do great research. I have been with PortMA for four years. From day one I have been managing the...
A previous post outlined key considerations for designing a “perfect” survey and described the impact survey design can have on data quality. But ensuring actionable data is not guaranteed...
Paper surveys end up being a part of many programs. Managing the influx of paper surveys is a key to making sure they do not bog down your ability...
I’ve written before about the importance of catering your market research reports to your audience. This post is a continuation of that, with attention given to presentation formatting. One...
This post contains a magnificent set of six, scientifically-proven principles that, when combined, can create a road map to improved experiental marketing success. Each idea can be used ethically...
Recently, I had the chance to build an awesome predictive model for a client who wants to showcase the expected inquiries and new business their client can expect to...
Several years ago, I worked on a research study that focused on sports fans and social media. The goal was to help the client get a stronger, more nuanced...