Knowledge base

Market research is used in many fields, and it is easy to get lost in the jargon. Have you come across a term you don't know? Or would you like to learn more about a particular topic? Take a closer look at what it means and how it relates to your research.

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Market research & Own business

Starting your own business begins with conducting market research on your industry, target audience, and competition. This research will help you determine whether your business...

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Brand awareness

A common starting point in research is brand awareness. In other words, which providers within your industry are known to your target group, even if only by name. The results show...

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Imagematrix

As an organization, you have established a number of core values, or you want to project a certain image. The extent to which you are able to convey this to your target group can provide insight...

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ESS

ESS stands for Employee Satisfaction Survey and involves conducting an internal survey to identify areas for improvement and insights that help with ...

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Consideration intention

After achieving good brand awareness, the next step is to convert this brand awareness into consideration intent. Consideration intent indicates the extent to which...

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Conversion rate

The conversion rate is a percentage that can be calculated when the result reflects the score of the entire target group, but it is also desirable to compare this result with...

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Net Promoter Score (NPS)

The Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a simple but powerful method for measuring customer loyalty with a single question. Which customers recommend your organization ...

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Prioritymatrix

Once overall satisfaction and satisfaction with various important aspects within your organization have been measured, regression analysis can be used to...

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Regression analysis

Achieving a positive change in customer satisfaction is quite a challenge. That is why it is essential to know what priorities to set, in other words...

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Mirror examination

To optimize customer focus and to reinforce the results of a survey internally, you can have a mirror survey conducted alongside...

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Loyaltymodel

Based on overall satisfaction and willingness to recommend (Net Promoter Score), a loyalty model distinguishes between groups such as absolute fans and we...

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Folioanalysis

Qualitative research provides a wealth of information from different respondents, backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences. To analyze all these perceived and observed...

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GAP analysis

Would you like insight into the current identity, desired identity, and image of your organization and your services? A GAP analysis is a method for comparing...

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Byron Sharp's theory

Australian professor of marketing Byron Sharp has developed a theory about the importance of acquiring new customers. This theory is discussed in the research...

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Significance

Significance indicates whether a difference in research results can be explained by chance. A significant difference arises when the difference cannot be explained by...

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Employer Branding

Curious about how your brand is perceived as an employer? Is the brand and name known within your target group, and is this awareness positive or perhaps negative?

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Focusgroup

A focus group is a qualitative research method used to gather consumer behavior, perceptions, and in-depth insights. It is a method in which a small group of people...

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Dynamic dashboard

A dynamic dashboard is an interactive tool that brings together different data sources in a single, clear overview of your most important KPIs. By ...

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Customer satisfaction

Customer satisfaction (CSAT) is a commonly used KPI that organizations use to assess customer experience and satisfaction with their product or service. This is done by...

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Customer experience

Customer experience (CX) is the experience and perception of customers regarding their interaction with a company or brand. A customer experience survey provides insight into...

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Marketing mix modeling

Marketing mix modeling is an advanced research method that allows you to analyze how effective your marketing expenditures are. This method is often used by g...

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Evoked set

The evoked set is a term from market research and consumer psychology whereby a set of brands is devised that are taken into consideration in e...

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Baseline measurement and follow-up measurement

The baseline measurement is the research conducted to assess the current situation in order to take a snapshot of the organization, brand, or product.

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Employer brand research

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Employer brand

A strong employer brand gives organizations insight into how they are perceived by (potential) employees. It reflects the strength of your brand, your company...

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Employee satisfaction surveys

An employee satisfaction survey is a method of measuring how satisfied your employees are with their work, their colleagues, management, and the organization as a whole.

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View our customer cases here

To give you a good idea of how market research works in practice and what it can deliver for you in terms of bottom-line results, we have put together a few interesting case studies for you. You may recognize some of the issues, for example because you have encountered them within your own organization.

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