In a recent conversation with a client, the topic of the target consumer was raised. In general, brands have a target, or ideal, consumer in mind for their product....
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For Better or for Worse: Comparison in Experiential Marketing Research
Yesterday I had a quarterly recap review and year-to-year comparison with a client that I have been working with for over five years. I have worked with this client...
Event Marketing Field Staff Metrics That Are Out of the Box
I’ve been doing a lot of work with event marketing field staff data lately. This has given me some new perspective on what metrics help maximize the amount of...
How to Measure Product Trials
Conducting product trials is a great way to promote and measure brand awareness and perception. Product trials are more effective when followed up with a short survey to measure the...
How to Do a Focus Group at your Next Event (and Why)
A consumer event is great a place for any brand to participate. Where else can you engage consumers around your value proposition where they live, work, and play? Fairs...
Using Research to Measure Change and Assess Impact
Our experiential marketing research is designed to measure the degree to which the program generated greater purchase intent for a product. However, we recently conducted a program to measure...
Event Sampling and Purchase Intent Metric Improvement
We have an ongoing research project that includes measuring event sampling and purchase intent. During this time, the process has been refined to better match the needs of the...
Using Surveys to Measure Experiential Marketing Campaigns
On-site, consumer exit surveys provide insights into consumer impact immediately following the event experience. Sometimes, however, clients ask us to measure impact several months after an event. We typically...
How To Prove The Importance of Incorporating Research
Last week I delivered a recap for a popular consumer foods company. It was a pilot program that could potentially be much bigger in the future. My Client wanted...
How Has the Internet Changed Marketing Research?
I’ve been involved in market research for so long that Palm Pilots were the hot giveaway at the first customer relationship management conferences I attended! Nobody would disagree that...