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Transcribing Interview Surveys: Tools, Methods & Best Practices
Introduction Interview surveys are one of the most common methods used to collect data for a research project. The survey is typically conducted in person or over the phone, and the data collected is usually recorded using transcription software. In this blog post, we will examine how survey interviews are transcribed, we will also discuss…
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Demographic Analysis: Meaning, Components, Importance
Introduction Demography is the scientific study of population characteristics and the factors influencing population growth and decline. It is a branch of sociology that focuses on the size, composition, and distribution of populations, as well as their dynamics and trends over time. Demography studies the characteristics of a population, such as age, sex, education, income,…
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What is Records Management: Process & Best Practices
Introduction Records management is an important part of any organization’s operations. It is the process of organizing and managing records throughout their life cycle, from creation to destruction. The goal of records management is to ensure that records are organized, protected, and available for use in an effective and efficient manner. In this article, we…
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Brand Auditing: When & How to Conduct it
Introduction A brand audit is an in-depth assessment of a brand’s performance and activities. It helps businesses to identify areas of improvement in order to remain competitive and meet their goals. A brand audit can be used to measure brand awareness, identify areas of strength and weakness, and develop a strategy for moving forward. This…
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What is a Control Survey? Types, Importance + Process
Introduction A control survey refers to a survey conducted to map out the positions of existing control points in the survey area. It is a crucial step toward the accurate measurement of distance and angles in the area. It is used to establish a control network of points, and surveyors must ensure the accuracy of…
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The Patient Journey: Meaning & How To Map It Out
Introduction The term, patient journey is similar to a customer experience journey, which refers to offering a service in a way that fixes the customer’s pain points, with a focus on ensuring a positive experience, across all touch points through which a customer interacts with your brand. The focus here is to consolidate all the…
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Competitive Benchmarking: Meaning, Benefits & Procedures
Introduction Organizations all over the world are constantly seeking to improve every aspect of their business in a bid to remain relevant and maintain or increase their customer share. Areas of focus in this regard can range from anything, like customer experience to their operations, supply chain, assortment planning, etc. To do this successfully there…
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Brand Extension Strategies to Propel Your Brand Forward
Have you ever wondered how some companies launch new products and don’t struggle to find customers for them? Successfully launching new products requires more than just telling people you have a new product; it requires strategy and proper product placement. A brand extension strategy is how you leverage your existing consumer base and brand image…
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Paper-And-Pencil Interviewing (Papi): Pros, Cons & When to Use
Paper and pencil interviewing collect data from respondents using paper and pencil rather than digital devices. It’s typically used for research purposes, including market research, social research, and academic research. Although collecting information with paper and pencil is no longer as common and is considered outdated, it still has advantages. It enables you to reach…
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Monadic Vs Sequential Survey Design
Introduction Are you looking to test a new product idea or a service? They are quite a number of methods available in the market research space. However, for this blog post, we would be focusing on; Monadic survey design and Sequential Monadic Survey design. These two concepts may sound similar, however, they are notable differences…