Communities are going to be even bigger in 2021
Ray Poynter outlines why communities are going to be even bigger in 2021, due to four key driving factors.
Meeting of ESOMAR Council 16 December
Here is Ray Poynter’s report from the last Council meeting of 2020. This report includes important information about the elections to the ESOMAR Council
2021 – Thoughts and Predictions
Here are Ray Poynter’s predictions for 2021, along with some guest predictions too.
Meeting of ESOMAR Council 30 November 2020
Ray Poynter reports back on the ESOMAR Council Meeting 30 November 2020
Why you need to make (most) research faster and easier
Ray Poynter, November 2020 explains why the top two priorities for most research projects as Faster and Easier.
Meeting of ESOMAR Council 28 October
Ray Poynter reports on the October 2020 meeting of the ESOMAR Council. Of particular interest is Value Proposition thinking about Communities of Interest.
What is the difference between Qual and Quant?
Ray Poynter, 25 Oct 2020
What is the difference between qual and quant? Read Ray’s explanation, of why they are different and what the difference is.
Suppliers can and should write their own research briefs
Post by Ray Poynter, October 2020. This post looks at why and how suppliers should create their own version of the client’s brief.
Sort information meaningfully before presenting it
Too many presentation display the information in the same sequence that questions were asked in the questionnaire. In this post Ray Poynter illustrates what should happen.
Five Myths About the Crisis and the Insights and Market Research Ecosystem
Ray Poynter highlights five myths about the Pandemic Crisis in terms of the Insight and Research ecosystem.