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Understanding the Human Element: Exploring Taboo Topics in Market Research

Imagine you’re a market researcher tasked with understanding the preferences and behaviors of consumers who are hesitant to share their experiences due to the sensitive nature of the topic. How do you approach such a challenge without alienating your respondents or missing valuable insights? Explore expert strategies and best practices for tackling sensitive research topics,

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Consumer Acceptance of Hemp-Infused Products

Pathfinder Analytics Case Study KEY INSIGHTS: Consumers are mostly positive about hemp as an ingredient for personal care products. Hemp’s close association with marijuana/cannabis is viewed neutrally (few strong positive or negative reactions), though the cannabinoid THC tends to be polarizing. Top Benefits: healthy, natural, and possessing healing/soothing properties Top Barriers: bad-smelling, irritates sensitive skin

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Blood in the Water

“Our revenue growth has slowed considerably as our results and forecast below show,” Netflix writes in their Q1 Letter to Shareholders. Netflix lists FOUR reasons explaining the decreased growth: broadband viewing competition, households sharing passwords, increase in streaming competition, and geopolitical factors (i.e., Russia and COVID-19). Despite the significant losses in subscribers and huge downturn

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Qualitative Data is a Quantitative Goldmine: Why Keep Cable?

The last time we delved into the streaming services marketplace we were exploring consumer sentiment towards the Marvel and Star Wars franchises. This time we’re going to focus on a group of people that may not be getting enough attention: consumers who subscribe to both a streaming service and a cable or satellite provider. Think

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