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When to Use Qualitative Research to Better Understand Your Customers and Their Needs

Understanding customer needs is an important factor in overall business success. Identifying how customers feel about a product, service or…

Georgia Wadsworth

5 Top Tips for Running Effective Customer Journey Workshops

The importance of customer journey mapping Whilst logic might tell us that happy and engaged customers should be a top…

Simi Dhawan

B2B Insights Podcast #62: How to Achieve World-Class Quality in B2B Market Research

The B2B Insights Podcast Channel was created to help marketing and insights professionals navigate the rapidly-changing world of B2B markets…

B2B International

3 Use Cases for Kotler’s Five Product Levels Framework in B2B Research

  What is Kotler’s Five Product Levels Model? Kotler’s 5 Product Levels model is used to develop new products or…

Jennifer Strange

Using the Push-Pull Model to Successfully Bring New Products to Market

The push-pull model is a framework that is best used when organizations are looking to introduce a new product or…

Ceri-Ann Hughes

B2B Insights Podcast #61: How to Ensure B2B Market Research is Strategic and Actionable

The B2B Insights Podcast Channel was created to help marketing and insights professionals navigate the rapidly-changing world of B2B markets…

B2B International

Assessing Market Attractiveness with the Directional Policy Matrix

The Directional Policy Matrix (DPM) is a business tool that can be used to highlight products, services or segments which…

Ceri-Ann Hughes

How to Measure Brand Performance with the Brand Health Wheel

When measuring brand performance or assessing brand health, it’s very easy to quickly be surrounded by a range of questions,…

Ian Marshall

How to Meet the Emotional Needs of B2B Buyers

B2B Decision-Makers and Emotion B2B decision-makers have complex needs for two main reasons. Firstly, there is usually a decision-making unit…

Jessica Noon

Competitive Landscape Analysis with Porter’s Five Forces Framework

Porter’s Five Forces is a framework that we often use to assess the competitive landscape in which our clients currently…

Lorna Finlay