Pat Sabena’s autobiography tells how she succeeded in qualitative research and in life, overcoming many challenges. Jay Zaltzman was inspired by her book and thinks it has important lessons for those getting started in the marketing field. […]
Kay Corry Aubrey reviews 97 Things Every UX Practitioner Should Know. QRCA member and UXer Dan Berlin edited this highly insightful and absorbable collection of short essays by seasoned UX practitioners on a vast range of UX topics. […]
Three seasoned qualitative researchers provide tips for staying on top of the rapidly-evolving market research industry, including new techniques, specialties, tools, and methodologies that are redefining the industry as we know it. […]
Data security expert Jessica Santos provides qualitative researchers with tips to navigate the fast-changing data privacy landscape, using practical examples. […]
By Roben Allong, Lightbeam Communications (M/WBE), New York, New York, robena@lightbeamnyc.com Welcome to Another Fantastic Issue of VIEWS! I am honored to be the […]
Every year, Marketing Brainology conducts a Super Bowl study that measures an average of 40 participants’ reactions to commercials using a three-step process—leveraging EEG, eye-tracking, and in-depth interviews. These processes are done consecutively on the same day, to capture participants’ raw reactions to the ads, as these reactions have the potential to fade or be forgotten as time passes. […]
Dark marketing, or dark advertising, is a type of online advertising visible only to the advertiser’s publisher and the intended target audience. In the early 2010s, dark marketing emerged as a new way to target potential customers through targeted ads, primarily within social media platforms. A decade later, it has evolved into a powerful tool offering marketers unprecedented marketing opportunities by giving them more of a laser-focused approach versus a shotgun approach. […]
Book Reviewer Caryn Goldsmith says that Adam Grant’s book, Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know, gives readers refreshing look at how to avoid confirmation bias and desirability bias, and develop a trusted challenge network . […]
Book Reviewer Melanie B. Brewer says that Julia Galef’s book, The Scout Mindset: Why Some People See Things Clearly and Others Don’t, makes a strong case that we are hardwired to defend our opinions and stick to our beliefs—and shows how to develop the best possible map of reality. […]
Book Reviewer Susan Stanicek says that Shelley Paxton’s memoir, Soulbbatical: A Corporate Rebel’s Guide to Finding Your Best Life, gives readers a front-row seat to the struggles and pain she went through in hopes to inspire others. […]
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