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What Ever Happened to Focus Groups?

Content Standard

With a thousand and one different ways to gather, analyze, and automate data practices, it’s no wonder that marketers are finding themselves running on-site focus groups or distributing paper surveys less often. “But that doesn’t have to be the case any longer.”

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How to Grow Your Business with Voice of the Customer

SendX

Customer Interviews / Focus Groups While customer interviews are one-on-one conversations with customers, focus groups include a small panel. Website behavior VOC can also include customer behavior, including how consumers interact with your site and emails, and buying history.

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Seven Ways B2B Tech Buying Behavior is Changing [Research]

Webbiquity

Marketers who understand how these behaviors are evolving can set up their companies for success in the coming decade. Nearly two-thirds of B2B tech buyers are now under age 40. Virtual event software provider Shindig , for example, offers daily public group demos; private, one-on-one demos; and self-guided demos.

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How to Create Marketing Personas in 2023

ClearVoice

Your marketing personas will reflect a wide range of information about your target consumers, including: Demographics: Age, gender, relationship status, location, education level, occupation, and income. Behaviors: Browsing behavior, decision-making processes, and communication preferences. Sending out customer feedback forms.

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The CMO Isn’t Dead: Mastering the Skills of the Modern Marketing Leader

Content Standard

Go beyond demographics and discover customer behavior, motivations, and pain points. Conduct surveys, host focus groups, and utilize customer service interactions to gather real-world insights. The modern CMO: Focuses on customer insights, not just data points: Analytics are powerful, but cannot tell the whole story.

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Fostering Inclusivity: The Power of Inclusive Language in the Workplace

Choozle

Welcoming Diversity Inclusive language acknowledges and respects diversity in all its forms—race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, ability, or any other characteristic. By using neutral and affirming language, we avoid unintentionally marginalizing or excluding certain groups of people.

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The How and Why of Inclusive Marketing

Navigate the Channel

Succinctly put in a Forbes article , “Inclusion is the behaviors that welcome and embrace diversity.” Listening sessions or focus groups with subsets of your target audiences can reveal changes that should be made and fractures between what you thought you were saying and what your messaging may actually convey.