Today, businesses must strive for innovation to stay competitive and thrive in the market. With the rise of digital transformation, companies must remain flexible and agile when deciding to stay ahead of the curve. This is where Action Research and Marketing Research come into play. Action Research is a collaborative approach to investigating and exploring Read More …
Marketing action research is an effective tool for businesses that want to understand their customers, their target market, and the trends and challenges they face in the industry. Through action research, companies can conduct research that provides valuable insights and helps them take prompt and effective action to implement changes. The journey of marketing action Read More …
In today’s digital age, marketing is not just about ideas and campaigns – it’s about experiments and processes. For companies to be successful, they need to know how to evaluate and monitor the progress of their marketing experiments. Businesses can quickly determine the best-performing approach and adjust accordingly by testing different strategies. However, it’s important Read More …
When designing products, services, and experiences to meet customer needs, it’s essential first to understand those needs. However, customers’ needs are constantly changing; this makes it difficult for designers and researchers to design products relevant to the target audience at any given time. The iterative design research (IDR) process is a proven solution for addressing Read More …
Customer feedback plays a huge role in shaping the customer experience of any company. Unhappy customers are not afraid to let others know when they feel something has gone wrong or could have been done better. That goes for positive and negative feedback, so any company needs to align internal processes, strategy, and technology to Read More …
Predictive analytics can help businesses understand customer behavior and predict future buying patterns. To do this, businesses must determine how to collect and manage their customers’ data effectively. Customer data is the lifeblood of predictive analysis because it provides insights into who your customers are, what drives them to buy from you, and how they Read More …