Finally, we’ve reached the last letter of SEED – “D.” For those who are just joining us, The SEED approach is a series of challenges (you have tasks to complete!) that leads you to create a guide to building your own data visualization strategy.
In weeks gone by, we introduce you to SEED – a structured approach to implementing game-changing data visualization and storytelling in Market Research. Over a few weeks, our 4-part blog series explains the end-to-end approach.
Ah, springtime! The warmer weather, sunshine, blooming flowers. It is the perfect time to break out of your comfort zone and explore – your data, that is! As you may remember from the last blog post, we introduced you to SEED – a structured approach to implementing game-changing data visualization and storytelling in Market Research.
It’s spring in the northern hemisphere. This time of year represents more than just warmer weather. It represents new life and new beginnings. Now, let’s consider your business for a moment. Are your profits growing like the spring flowers? Are new opportunities emerging from hibernation?
What are the reasons for low response rates? Which metrics can be used to determine the validity, precision, and usefulness of a sample? Our ultimate guide answers these and more questions.
Lights blazing, as I straighten my bow tie and take one last sip of Dom Perignon before I glide onto the stage to judge the ACE Award finalists while the orchestra plays Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries... oh, that was the pre-pandemic scenario.
‘Can you write something for International Women’s Day’, she said. Smiling, as she did so. ‘Sure’, I replied.
As you may have noted, we’ve expanded our celebration of International Women’s Day to a full week this year (clearly one day is NOT enough!)
Heathrow Airport wanted to offer the best airport service in the world. With 80 million passengers a year, it faced a major challenge – how to turn its goldmine of CX feedback into business decisions.