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Framework for Conducting a Focus Group

Launch Marketing

Focus groups are used by marketing professionals for a variety of reasons. A focus group is a group of people selected to partake in discussions surrounding the early stages of product or concept development, the evaluation of services or test new ideas for feedback. Focus group sessions typically last around 1-1.5

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How to Improve Your Product With Remote Focus Groups

ClearVoice

For the businesses that are focused on building, launching, or improving their products in 2020, the way in which their teams work with focus groups has changed. Many businesses are figuring out how to best work with focus groups that are now remote to build and improve their products. 3 ways to run remote focus groups.

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4 Practical Tips to Avoid Confirmation Bias with AI

Vision Edge Marketing

Confirmation bias can occur at the outset in how we develop and field surveys, conduct interviews or focus groups , and analyze the competition. Ensuring representation from various demographics, perspectives, and ideologies helps AI systems learn from a broad spectrum of information, reducing the risk of echo chamber effects.

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3 kinds of data to optimize digital events

Martech

Here are some research tools and tactics to use before the event: CRM systems Surveys Focus groups Social media Community forums Previous events Digital content (webinars, whitepapers, etc.) This includes your audience’s preferences, demographics, behaviors and interests.

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How to augment market research and glean customer insights with AI

Martech

Surveys and focus groups are the go-to methods for gathering customer insights to drive marketing strategy. Customer data-driven segmentation and insights can help focus survey questions on observed behaviors, customer profitability, key demographics and other valuable dimensions.

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Avoid Bud Light's Marketing Disaster with Data-informed Decisions: RAD AI Explains Authentic Influencer Marketing

Atomic Reach

In an epic marketing disaster, Bud Light managed first to alienate a significant chunk of its core demographic, then backtrack and anger the same audience it sought to attract in the first place. For example, a company's research might indicate that Millennials would be a good target demographic to pursue.

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5 essential tips to clearly define your ideal target market

Tomorrow People

But other important sources may also include: Demographic censuses. Previous customer surveys, interviews, focus groups. When it comes to the latter, numbers you might’ve calculated during the segmentation process will prove especially useful (like market sizes, growth rates, etc.). Google Analytics. CRM platforms.