A bespoke usage and attitude (U&A) study can inform your approach to targeting customers, converting prospects, and finding white space in B2B markets. In our new article, we run through how to do U&A studies well.
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Ad testing in B2B doesn’t need to take long, but the insights help ensure your marketing budget is being spent effectively. Our new guide runs through how to do it step-by-step.
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Commercial due diligence research provides reassurance - reducing the risk of missing crucial information and increasing the chances of a profitable M&A deal. Our latest article outlines how to conduct commercial due diligence research. https://t.co/99HT4Xiqvz
Should you use Customer Effort Score (CES) in B2B research? In our latest blog, we discuss the pros and cons, explain when it can be useful, and share our best practices. https://t.co/YHz51yv1Y6
Today's blog is about why age matters in B2B marketing, and how to take age differences into account when conducting B2B research.
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There are many ways to grow in B2B, but you have to find the right approach for your business. Here’s an overview of the different growth models in B2B and how B2B research can inform your strategy.
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Strong names are an important part of your overall brand development in B2B. Here’s our latest guide, focusing on how research can inform brand and product naming: https://t.co/5tDkhdAG84
A well-researched go-to-market playbook helps you launch with confidence. Our new guide covers how to do go-to-market strategy research in B2B.
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For many businesses, staff retention is more challenging than ever. At the heart of your talent strategy, there should be an ongoing employee satisfaction research program. Here's how to do it: https://t.co/hzoc2QihZc
Virtual workshops are a relatively new trend in research. It’s worth thinking about how to tailor them so that they achieve your goals just as successfully as in-person ones: https://t.co/roGy3iQjhB
Trade-off analysis techniques tell you the must-have features in your new product, how new products or price points will perform in the market, and which audiences to target.
Here is our new guide to trade-off research techniques in B2B. https://t.co/okNWBZ18WY
Research can help your marketing achieve its aims and deliver ROI. Here’s our new guide on why it’s important to run marketing communications research in B2B, how to do it, and best practices.
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A new product development process that isn’t centered on what the customer wants and needs will risk alienating buyers and wasting resources. Here’s our guide to conducting new product development research in B2B: https://t.co/EpvVMcFqHR
There are many benefits to building your brand architecture with a specific strategy in mind (rather than just letting it develop organically). Here’s our guide to how to use research to inform that process in B2B markets. https://t.co/INhgdn64Tg
The Adience guide to doing market research if you're a B2B SaaS start-up - which projects to conduct, which methodologies to use, how to make your budget go further: https://t.co/jztTkgC4uV
Research can support the development of a brand’s visual identity, but do it wrong and you’ll spend a lot of money on useless information. Here’s how to use research to support the development of a new visual identity and logo. https://t.co/DFwt1e2W9i