As stay-at-home orders are being lifted in many parts of the country, marketing research facilities are reopening, making it possible to conduct in-person survey research again.
Marketing Research in the Age of Coronavirus or COVID-19
The coronavirus has impacted lives across the U.S. and the world in many significant ways. The recent projections about the possible scope of infections in our country are beyond anything most of us could have...
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Using the Squirt Survey Format to Measure Likelihood of Confusion
There are two commonly accepted likelihood of confusion survey formats, including the “Squirt” format, and the “Eveready” format. This article addresses Squirt surveys,
Using the Eveready Survey Format to Measure Likelihood of Confusion
There are two commonly accepted likelihood of confusion survey formats, which are known as the “Eveready” format, and the “Squirt” format. This article addresses Eveready surveys.
MaxDiff vs. Conjoint: Which is Better to Measure Consumer Preferences?
Marketers who design products, services, and ads need to know which features or elements customers prefer–which positioning is most effective, which price is optimal, and which features must be included.