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Surveys aren’t always the answer: actual vs. self-reported alcohol consumption

Posted on February 27, 2013 by Simon Shaw

Asking how people much they drink has three major flaws Continue reading →

Posted in Market Research | Tagged Alcohol consumption, BBC, Market Research, models, social desirability bias, Social norms, UCL | 1 Comment

Matt Watkinson book launch: The ten principles behind great customer experiences

Posted on February 17, 2013 by Simon Shaw

Matt Watkinson cuts through the flabby thinking that tends to accompany the world of “customer experience” Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Customer Experience, Events, Market Research, Marketing, Planning, Retail, Strategy | Tagged #ogilvychange, Design, Matt Watkinson, Rory Sutherland, technology, Web design | 2 Comments
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