There is no shortage of qualitative research scholarly articles discussing the challenges of recruiting hard-to-reach participants. When it comes to recruiting for medical studies, finding participants who represent a broad
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As the calendar flips to a new year, it isn’t unusual for people to wonder how they’re going to pay for all their holiday spending. The good news is the
There is no shortage of data that companies rely on gain insight into their consumers and market positioning. Most every purchase or ‘click’ is quantified, measured, and parsed out into
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For those who don’t work in market research, it isn’t uncommon to think that recruiting suitable participants is simply an administrative task. How hard could it be to develop a
Focus group and in-depth interviews produce copious amounts of data. It isn’t uncommon to have hundreds of pages of transcripts following a qualitative market research study. While there are often
Recruiting is the beating heart of market research. It’s essential to properly recruit so you can gain the insights you need. It’s not just about asking the right questions, it’s
If you do a quick online search about focus groups, you’re likely to come across articles that claim that nationwide qualitative research firms think focus groups are irrelevant and old-fashioned.
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Qualitative market research studies would be impossible without study participants. They are the lifeblood of any study, and are vital to the market research industry. Study participants are screened and
It is impossible to conduct qualitative market research without study participants. As market studies become more sophisticated and seek to answer more nuanced questions, finding qualified participants becomes more challenging.