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Research Roundup: Five Fun Focus Groups

 

002 Henry Ford%27s Horse teaserHere are the most frequently retweeted links from the 546 shared on the #MRX hashtag community this week, perfect for a bit of light reading:

  1. Henry Ford, Faster Horses and Market Research by @frankie_johnson – Frankie takes a research cliché out for a spin, imagining what a focus group of 19th century ladies would say about one-horse personal carriages.
  2. 3 Reasons Why Researchers Hate Focus Groups by @lovestats – Annie Pettit shares three YouTube videos poking fun at focus groups.
  3. Online Qualitative Research: A Newbie’s Perspective by @MichelleFinzel – Michelle shares some pros and cons of BBFGs (Bulletin Board Focus Groups) have her first experience moderating one. Key benefit: “being able to join people together in conversation who hail all over the country, and who keep very different and very busy schedules”. Key challenge: “trying to probe for more, and more detailed, information without becoming repetitious or annoying”.
  4. 16 Research and Statistics Comics by @lovestats – Annie shares some of her favorite research-geek comics. Worth reading if for nothing else then to see the evolution in how Scott Adams draws Dilbert!
  5. 'Research kills creativity,' says man responsible for Jedward by @researchliveResearch takes Simon Cowell to task for his comments disparaging research, given his own body of work.

Enjoy!

Comments

Of course after the Edsel, Ford's heirs and successors could never claim to be marketing or product development gurus.  
 
Good punch line, " It took almost another hundred years for automobile makers to ask women what they wanted. "
Posted @ Monday, January 31, 2011 9:04 AM by Ian Straus
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