Monthly Archives: January 2011

Who counts as an expert online?

Posted on January 28, 2011 by Simon Shaw

I’ve just bought a used car. It was an educational rather than an enjoyable experience. Like most people I did my information search and consideration online, and was faced with lots of information which I viewed sceptically. With a fragile male … Continue reading →

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Infographics & data visualisation showcase – call for entries

Posted on January 14, 2011 by Simon Shaw

We’re hosting a gallery displaying the best in data visualisation and communication at the Market Research Society Conference this year.  The aim is to challenge people to think creatively about data and how it is presented – and hopefully it will … Continue reading →

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Understanding consumers

Posted on January 6, 2011 by Simon Shaw

Most of the issues market research seeks to answer are complex: overlapping several methods that cover attitudes, behaviour and context give us the best chance of getting us to a solution.
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