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4 points to make a great Focus Group

Exo B2B

The focus group is often used in marketing research, in a B2B or B2C context. Here are some points to remember about focus groups. Why make a Focus Group? A discussion group is part of a so-called qualitative technique. The technique and preparation for a Focus Group. Caution, however!

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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

As a result, businesses, organizations, and communities must now figure out how to function and work together differently yet still continue to be productive. 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.

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How to Run a Focus Group for Your Business

Hubspot

Typically, this is done through extensive market research -- and one key component of the market research process is running a focus group. A focus group is a small group of people, typically representative of your target market, that you run ideas and questions about your product, service, or business by.

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4 Ways Your Website Can Replace Focus Groups

Buzz Marketing for Technology

While focus groups attempt to simulate and gain insights on what the customer potentially thinks, nothing can substitute truly anonymous, honest and unbiased feedback. So how are websites replicating—and advancing—the traditional focus group? We look at four ways that your website can replace focus groups: 1.

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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. Developing new content strategy seems to require more technical knowledge every day. Getting Focused.

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Why Direct Mail & Focus Groups Don’t Mix

The Point

Recently, a client sent us results of a focus group they had conducted, results that included an evaluation of direct mail concepts we’re developing for one of their products. This reminded me of an article (below) on direct mail and focus groups that I wrote more than 10 years ago.