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Modern technology has conspired with tried-and-true best practices to make “focus groups” more powerful and more effective than ever.
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Modern technology has conspired with tried-and-true best practices to make “focus groups” more powerful and more effective than ever.

Our newly released eBook, “Actionable Research for Uncertain Times: A Triangulated Approach to Market Sizing,” provides a detailed overview of why leadership is embracing this methodology, how Triangulation works, and the benefits realized through this robust approach to market sizing.

To help business leaders navigate this unprecedented terrain, Martec Group has updated and republished our popular Pricing eBook that examines three such strategies in detail, including some of our own proprietary and unique methodologies.

When thorough opportunity assessment research is conducted in e-waste, what’s revealed is more complicated than what the top-line U.N. numbers suggest.

Customer segmentation is much more than merely “categorizing” customers along traditional baseline filters: demographics, geographics, psychographics, and prior purchase history. While those data points are useful as far as they go, they simply don’t go deep enough.

Director Emily Bielak was invited to the Bullhorns and Bullseyes Podcast to discuss the topic of customer segmentation and why it’s more than sorting by demographics or even psychographics.