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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 Although collecting information with paper and pencil is no longer as common and is considered outdated, it still has advantages.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…
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What is Survey Branching? Definition, Uses, Pros & Cons
Introduction Survey creators are often seeking alternative ways to create a smooth experience for their respondents. It is now general knowledge that advanced logic methods in survey designs are a smart way to customize the survey experience for every participant. Irrespective of the area of focus, from gauging or measuring employee satisfaction to assessing a…
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What Is Brand Image and How Do You Measure It?
Building and improving a brand image is more than just having unique logos or visuals; it’s about connecting with the audience and leaving a lasting impression. Brand image is an important component of any business; it has a significant impact on the brand’s reputation and influences the target audience’s attitude toward the brand. To effectively…
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What is Case-Based Learning? Meaning, Examples, Applications
Case-based learning is a teaching method in which learners are presented with real or hypothetical cases that simulate real-life scenarios to solve them. It enables students to identify the root cause of a problem, and explore various solutions using their knowledge and skills from lessons and research to select the best solution. Using the case-based…
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Paired Samples vs Independent Samples: Characteristics & Examples
Introduction When conducting research, it’s important to understand the differences between paired and independent samples. Paired samples are samples that are related to each other in some way. They are typically used when researchers want to measure changes in a particular variable over time or to compare two or more related groups of subjects. Unpaired…
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What Is Brand Recall, and Why Is It Important?
Have you ever wondered why some brands never run ad campaigns but everyone recognizes them? This phenomenon is called brand recall, it’s the customer’s ability to recall your brand when thinking of products and services related to your niche. Also, the frantic need to be one step ahead of your competition diminishes significantly when customers…
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Brand Reputation Management: Everything You Need to Know
After creating awareness for your product or brand, the next step is to ensure that your customers follow through to become your customer. A good brand reputation is one of the most powerful ways to persuade potential customers to purchase your products; it shows your credibility and positive relationship with your customers. If potential customers…
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Serial Position Effect: Meaning & Implications in Research Surveys
Have you ever noticed how the first performer in a competition seems to set the tone for the rest of the competition, while everything seems to blend until the final performance? That is how the serial position effect works. The serial position effect describes how people tend to remember items at the beginning or end…