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When and How to Use Focus Groups – Even in a Virtual World

Vision Edge Marketing

Given the proliferation of research online and the growing interest in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for gauging preferences, we wanted to respond to a question posed in a recent discussion on the topic of research: Is there still a place for traditional focus groups? Before delving into focus groups, a quick disclaimer.

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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 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. With AI, we can evaluate large volumes of open-ended responses and identify critical perceptions, attitudes and needs. It’s time to move beyond these outdated tactics.

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Why Is Market Research Important for Any Product or Service Launch?

SmartBug Media

When it comes to launching a new product or service , having a thorough understanding of what people are looking for, along with their opinions and attitudes about your brand, can be integral in creating an effective marketing strategy. Understanding your target audience's needs is essential in the product or service launch process.

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The comprehensive marketer’s guide to brand research

Tomorrow People

In an ideal world, marketers would be able to easily understand people’s thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and attitudes toward different brands. Focus groups Compared to surveys, focus groups are a much less scalable method of brand research—so getting large amounts of standardised data shouldn’t be the goal here.

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The comprehensive marketer’s guide to brand research

Tomorrow People

In an ideal world, marketers would be able to easily understand people’s thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and attitudes toward different brands. Focus groups. Compared to surveys, focus groups are a much less scalable method of brand research—so getting large amounts of standardised data shouldn’t be the goal here.

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5 useful sources for capturing voice of the customer (VoC) data

Tomorrow People

This is known as having a pseudo-attitude (a key concern in marketing research) and must be avoided at all costs, as they dilute the value of your VoC data. Focus groups. For marketers, focus groups have one clear benefit: synergy. Otherwise, this could lead to an unproductive session.

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