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Conducting ethnographic research with Hispanic consumers
Through tips and a case study example, the authors explain the value of using ethnographic research methods to better understand the Hispanic market.
How qualitative research helped AARP reach a new audience with its LifeTuner site
Uncertain of how prominently to brand a new site offering financial advice for 25-to-34-year-olds, AARP relied on one-on-one interviews for guidance.
Product configuration: a research technique for the times
With more and more opportunities available for consumers to design their own products, a research tool that uses a similar approach makes perfect sense, the authors say.
Incorporating qualitative into package design research
The author shares some basic ideas and best practices for the use of qualitative research as a component in the package design research plan.
Big Pharma, the new economy and its effect on marketing research
Along with an overview of the pharmaceutical industry’s current woes, the author explores how researchers should react to the changing marketplace.

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Wendy's research serves up The Big Classic
For the Wendy's fast-food chain to compete with McDonalds or Burger King, executives realized that some serious market research was needed. After analyzing taste tests in six different cities, The Big Classic burger was born.
Alternative qualitative approaches in new product research
So much has been written concerning the “actionable limitations” of focus groups that it’s not surprising to hear some researchers groaning for forthright guidance when exploring new products and concepts. This article addresses how a “fresh” look at new product exploration opens the door to a host of alternative research methodologies. The discussion includes an example of how continuous improvement in the workplace can be addressed using similar non-traditional qualitative research tools.
A strategic technique for health care product positioning
Questions of pricing and pricing strategy are difficult for health care marketers. Several strategies have emerged to deal with price elasticity.
Defining the system of needs in an industrial market
Researchers conducted needs research by interviewing individuals with influence upon purchasing decisions for an air compressor product in their companies. The article discusses the interviewing strategies that led from a discussion of the broader context to specific questions about the product and problems with it.
Testing product names
Name function tests aren’t really about names but the effect of the name on the consumer’s expectations of the product. This article—an excerpt from a chapter in the book Making Names—discusses using adjectival analysis to compare consumers’ expectations of a product with one name versus expectations of the same product with another name.

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