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January 28, 2010 The Search for Meaning in Fuzzy Data
Can Advanced Statistical Techniques Be Applied to Qualitative Research?
Join us for a free web seminar on new analytical techniques for qualitative research. This is NOT a technical presentation and is designed to show what is possible.
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Are you familiar with factor analysis?
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How about color analysis of images?
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Have you ever applied quantitative analysis to qualitative or projective techniques?
Traditionally, online research has been purely quantitative and focused primarily on numeric data. While qualitative research highlights thematic and sub-conscious learning, sometimes fuzzier findings or unstructured data. However, as qualitative and projective techniques are used online with more robust sample sizes, new ways to analyze the data emerge. Sometimes you get surprising results.
For nearly 10 years, BuzzBack has been pioneering innovative online qualitative techniques, developing award-winning ways to collect and analyze online qualitative data. Our techniques, including eCollageTM and Verbatim ViewerTM, have been recognized by today’s leading research organizations.
Through a case study approach, this webinar will highlight new ways you can analyze unstructured data – even applying traditionally quantitative approaches. You’ll learn:
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What factor analysis is and how it’s traditionally used
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How factor analysis can be applied to qualitative findings
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Ways color analysis can be applied to online collaging
Join Allan Due, VP Research Analytics of BuzzBack, and explore new ways to find meaning in fuzzy data.
To access a recorded version of the webinar, please click here.
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December 9, 2009 Do Consumers Prefer Private Label? A Look Into Consumer Attitudes About Private Label
Do consumers know the difference between national brands and store brands? Do they care? How do they describe private label compared to national brands? Does this differ across categories? How about across markets?
Private label and store brands are having an impact on many consumer purchases today, both in the US and Europe. And within these markets the definition of private label compared to national brands varies according to category and retailer.
When is a brand important? What makes a national brand different? Do consumers feel the same way about brands today as they did a year ago? Why or why not?
Showcasing BuzzBack’s unique portfolio of award-winning online research techniques, this webinar highlights new consumer research conducted in the US and UK about purchasing behavior and attitudes associated with private label versus national consumer brands. The study will present ways to identify consumer behavior and attitudes about shopping via an online survey.
As you listen in, you will learn:
What drives consumer purchases of private label brands and why
Consumer perceptions and attitudes about private label compared to national brands
Types of people who purchase private label compared to national brands
Featured Speaker: Brendan Light
To access a recorded version of the webinar, please click here.
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October 15, 2009 Do Consumers Really Care About Corporate Social Responsibility? New BuzzBack Case Study with Nestle
Companies are investing in it, consumers demanding it, pundits applauding it …. but what does Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) really mean – to consumers as opposed to shareholders? Is it just a new buzzword? Does it encompass fair pay to women? Reducing the carbon footprint? Focus on local communities? Donating to charities? Do consumers really care or is it just hype?
With its client, Nestlé, BuzzBack will highlight original fieldwork conducted in the US, UK and Germany about CSR, showcasing new online research techniques that identify consumer driven issues and emotions of CSR.
Attendees of this webinar will discover:
- The importance of CSR to consumers
- New research techniques that showcase emotional aspects of CSR
- How one of today’s top global food companies is dealing with issues of CSR
Featured Speakers: Jeremy Pace, Consumer Science Specialist, Nestlé Martin Oxley, Managing Director BuzzBack Europe
To access a recorded version of the webinar, please click here.
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December 4, 2008 New Approaches for Product Naming Research
Recently we conducted a webinar on three proprietary approaches we've developed for product naming research. The webinar reviews case studies that illustrate innovative methods for conducting naming ideation, evaluation and selection.
To access a recorded version of the webinar, please click here.
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January 22, 2009 Online Collaging
Recently we conducted a webinar on our award-winning, online collaging technique. The webinar highlights how we use this proprietary method to go beyond typical descriptive responses and tap into respondents' emotions and associations. In the webinar we review three case studies; topics include: sustainability, healthy prepared meals and health care.
To access a recorded version of the webinar, please click here.
Please select the following code from the drop-down menu when you register: MWS0014MBUZZ.
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March 18, 2009 Consumer Segments – New Online Research Approaches for Better Understanding
Recently we conducted a webinar that shared new, more creative research approaches to segmentation research that incorporate online projective and enabling techniques and make segmentation studies more actionable. Vivid consumer language, visual imagery and personal insights and emotions allow you to better understand and ‘speak’ the verbal and visual language of your consumer.
To access a recorded version of the webinar, please click here.
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June 4, 2009 What are Words Worth?
The exploration of consumer language is a key ingredient in understanding what makes people tick. But consumer language is as much visual as verbal. The challenge then is how to get your message home as quickly and clearly as possible. In that first moment of truth, how do you truly engage?
Through a series of original case studies featuring online techniques, this webinar helps you understand how consumers think about one or more of the following words: luxury, indulgence, natural, and quality. What do these words mean? How are they perceived by different types of consumers? We have chosen these words because they reflect the marketing challenges of today, resonating across a wide spectrum of client industries.
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