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Understanding Choice & Consumption
A perennial question that marketers seek to answer is how people decide on what products to use. To answer this question, we often focus on how product choice varies with consumers' demographics, attitudes, benefits sought, etc. For example, we conduct segmentation studies to understand the different needs that people have and we also run driver analysis to understand what product features predict product choice. We also cast a wide net and look beyond our products to include the competitive offerings (Market) by conducting product tests to benchmark our products' performance versus key competitors. Entire teams are dedicated to understanding the competitive landscape via brand equity and market landscape studies. In sum, there is ample effort made to understand the Consumer and the Market.
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83% of Global Internet Users Believe Affordable Access to the Internet Should be a Basic Human Right
Two Thirds (64%) of Users in 24 Country Study More Concerned About Online Privacy Compared to Year Ago
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Global Citizens Feel More Vulnerable Than They Did One Year Ago
Sense of Vulnerability Fueled by Two of Eight Threats in 2014:
Armed Conflict and Major Health Epidemic -
Majority (54%) of Global Citizens Support International Coalition's Airstrikes Against ISIL
Half (48%) in 24 Country Study Feel that Airstrikes Will Eliminate ISIL as Serious Threat to Peace
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CPG Expert Delivers `Out of the Box' Insights to Clients
Karen Lustig Joins Ipsos MarketQuest's U.S. Team as a Senior Vice President
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More than Half of Adults Set a Budget on Holiday Shopping
A Majority Plan to Spend $400 or Less on Gifts this Holiday Season