TAILORED APPROACH
WE DO QUANT
WE DO QUAL
gain understanding of underlying reasons, opinions, and motivations, to provide insights into the problem or to develop ideas; uncover trends in thought and opinions, and dive deeper into the problem
Face to face interviews
Still the go-to interview method, especially appropriate for wide-coverage studies involving long(er) questionnaires.
CATI interviews
For short interviews and especially when client databases are available.
Online surveys
Particularly appropriate for certain demographics, short interviews, and usage of A/V stimuli.
Central location interviews
Most often used for product, communication and concept tests. Effective at ensuring quick recruitment of respondents in high traffic areas.
Mistery shopping
Best way to find out how your client facing staff are treating your customers is to (pretend to) be one.
Desk research
Sometimes obtaining useful insights is just a matter of making sense of the already available data. Trust our expertise to do it for you.
Online communities
We engage consumers and watch them connecting, collaborating and discussing with each other, exchange ideas and discuss issues in real, social context. Continuity of the network supports ideation proces.
Focus groups
The foundation of qual studies, there’s still nothing like gathering people around the table and exploring the deep corners of their minds.
In depth interviews
One-on-one personal discussions are preferable to Focus Groups for particular target groups or sensitive subject matters.
Semiotic research
We search the meanings of things – categories and brands – since symbolic communication ties consumer needs, wants, and behaviors to the form of brand communication in advertising, packaging, and logo design.
Ethnographic and Observational studies
We watch how people do things in their environment – at home, on the street, at work or at restaurant.
Accompanied shopping
We follow shoppers and ask them about their preferences and purchasing habits.