Principles of Remarkable Research: Part 19 of 20

Remarkable research distinguishes between conclusions, hypotheses, and “directional” results—and is precise about which is which.

While it may seem obvious to you as a market researcher, it is not always clear to the audience. The person receiving the research results often makes assumptions, which may be incorrect

Best Practices

Principles of Remarkable Research: Part 18 of 20

Sure, the fresh insights from your thoughtfully executed project are great—but they will carry more power if they are supported by additional sources. Your audience will have much more confidence…

Best Practices

Principles of Remarkable Research: Part 17 of 20

Embrace Crowdsourcing As A Market Research Option Two categories of software tools are available to turn crowdsourcing into a practical market research option: idea management platforms and prediction markets. While

Principles of Remarkable Research: Part 15 of 20

Sometimes this means that the remarkable researcher has to be tough. You may have to say “no,” diplomatically of course, to the client who wants too much from a single market research project.