Tag: Consumer Research

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JMP 13 Preview: New MaxDiff platform for consumer research

MaxDiff (maximum difference scaling) is a new platform in JMP 13 that will be helpful to anyone who does consumer research. It enables a specialized type of choice model where respondents are asked to evaluate items (product attributes, …) in sets of three to five, choosing the most preferred and least

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Chocolate Bar Smackdown: US vs. Canada

How do you like your coffee? I like my Coffee Crisp. Of all the commercials from my childhood, this is one of the few catchphrases that I remember. I suspect most readers have no idea what I’m talking about – (although it does exist in the UK and for a short period

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Potato chip smackdown: Winners and losers

When I was growing up in the Midwest (Columbia, MO, to be precise), flavored potato chips were a favorite of mine. Though I preferred sour cream and onion, barbecue would do in a pinch. Imagine my delight, then, when my colleague Ryan Lekivetz informed me that our neighbors to the

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Potato chip smackdown: US vs. Canada

I grew up in Canada, where ketchup potato chips were a staple at most children's birthday parties. As a huge fan of these ketchup chips, I was unsure whether my enjoyment of the wonderful flavor was simply nostalgia and whether other people unfamiliar with the flavor would show any love

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Gap analysis of JMP for marketing and consumer research

One of the key application areas for JMP is consumer and market research. As I was invited to give a presentation on JMP for marketing analytics, I was curious about how complete the capabilities of JMP are. I wondered whether there are any significant gaps. At a recent American Marketing Association conference

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Chocolate smackdown: The final analysis

Recently, my colleague Ryan Lekivetz wrote about our trip to Discovery Summit Europe in Brussels and our plan to test whether Belgian chocolate was really better-tasting than US chocolate. Ryan has blogged in detail about the constraints of designing the study, as well as the factors involved. In this blog

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A passion for powerful market research methods

If you want to learn about some of the best (and worst) practices in market research, you will want to tune in to Analytically Speaking with Walter Paczkowski, PhD, founder of Data Analytics Corp. on March 18. Walter’s passion for using and sharing effective market research methods is evidenced by

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