A picture shows at a glance what it takes a dozen pages of a book to expound. Working with pictures within market research presents its own challenges and opportunities. Experience the power of images in our research art exhibition. The exhibition will explain how visual analysis of social media data lead to a digital segmentation that forms the base of a digital strategy on Pinterest. Moreover, it will demonstrate that pictures are also a great means to break down communication barriers between consumers and marketers.
A picture shows at a glance what it takes a dozen pages of a book to expound. Working with pictures within market research presents its own challenges and opportunities. Experience the power of images in our research art exhibition. The exhibition will explain how visual analysis of social media data lead to a digital segmentation that forms the base of a digital strategy on Pinterest. Moreover, it will demonstrate that pictures are also a great means to break down communication barriers between consumers and marketers.
The global design project of Heineken, 'Open Design Explorations Edition 1: The Club' invited talented emerging designers from around the world to co-create the club of tomorrow. A three-week Market Research Online Community (MROC) with 120 design-savvy clubbers resulted in a consumer journey map, visualizing their needs, perceptions, experiences and motivations. This served both as a briefing and a source of inspiration for the designers working together on the design of this concept club. The final concept club will be showcased at the Salone del Mobile 2012 in Milan after which it will travel worldwide.
How can scores from a concept tested in Germany be reliably compared with those from the same concept tested in China? Measured and true concept scores can widely vary between countries due to e.g. cultural response behavior, response styles, time of measurement or consumer innovation profile. Based on a 14-country study covering Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific, the authors have developed a framework for assessing 'pure' concept performance independent of contextual or biasing factors, providing an alternative approach to the often criticized traditional benchmarking of concepts.