2021 is time to grow. You know your markets and your business better than anyone. Is 2021 the year to do something original? Look over the horizon to find market gaps. Look even further to find opportunities for innovation. 5-stage research plan to find the unfindable in 2021 1. […]
Research needs – what can customers tell you? Your customer base is an invaluable source of insight. Use it wisely! Decide what and why. What do you need insight and feedback on. Brand? Product feedback? New initiatives? Market needs? Pricing? Why are customers the best source in these specific instances. Would a general market survey[…..]
Competitive positioning – what are your business objectives? The start of any research is to understand where you want the business to be. What products and features, what positioning in the market, what sort of price point. Any business imperatives to satisfy? This helps define ‘where you want to play’ and ‘what you want to[…..]
Pricing is a key component in your product strategy. It is just one component of a product or business plan. Price says a lot, so its imperative to get it right. Here’s a simple 7 point process to get actionable and insightful pricing research. Price positioning – what are your objectives? Pricing is a key[…..]
Welcome to the new month and we are now in the 4th Quarter of the year 2020! This year has been a tough year for everybody but it can also be a great time to stop and think about opportunities to bring new ideas into the business. In October we can now see that market[…..]
MRTS Consulting and market research consultant Phil Todd have designed a research survey to find out using data from a brand new online survey that utilises the latest MRTS online consumer panel! 2020 is a year of huge retail disruption. Not just changes to overall consumer spending but sales channel as well, as COVID-19 continues[…..]
COVID-19 has been the single biggest accelerator of change in consumer behaviour seen in decades. Daily life for many people has changed in ways that were unthinkable at the beginning of the year. New circumstances and sentiment are driving temporary and fundamental behavioural shifts at speeds faster than any of us could imagine, and new[…..]