5 Common errors in the research process
Designing a research project takes time, skill and knowledge. If you don’t go into the process with a clear goal and methods, you’ll likely come out with skewed data or an inaccurate picture of wh...
By Qualtrics
Larry Friedman: ‘The future challenges and opportunities of market research’
For more than 40 years, Larry Friedman Ph.D has been a pioneer in his field. Currently Co-Editor of the GreenBook blog, his career started in academia, before becoming the Chief Research Officer at ...
By Catherine Thurtle
Qualtrics XM Institute launches new CX benchmarks
Do you want to find out how your industry ranks for customer experience (CX)? Or perhaps you want to know what the average CX rating is for companies like your own to help benchmark your own performan...
By Bruce Temkin
Product and pricing research — how conjoint analysis takes the guesswork out of product development
Imagine a life with unlimited resources to build the next ‘must-have’ product or develop your latest upgrade. Or one in which the cost of materials or development had no interconnection with the p...
By Amy Bates
23 market research thought leaders to follow on Twitter
Without data and market research, you wouldn’t be able to provide a great employee, brand, product, or customer experience because you couldn’t understand how to accomplish it. Sure, you could mak...
By Diana Kaemingk
Ideas not insights: Unilever explains how technology is transforming market research
Today, too many organizations find themselves drowning in data, struggling to turn copious amounts of customer information into real actions. And things are only getting tougher for insights teams: th...
By Daniel Saunders
The top market research conferences to attend in 2020
Want smarter and faster insights? Need to get up to date on the latest in market research tech and automation? Qualtrics has pulled together the top market research events for 2020 that will help you ...
By Diana Kaemingk
How to Ask Sensitive Survey Questions
Ideally, we could avoid asking respondents about sensitive topics that may make them feel embarrassed or uncomfortable. In certain situations, though, asking sensitive questions is necessary to get th...
By Emily Geisen
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