Looking After Your Respondents

Respondents are crucial to the success of any market research project. Without willing respondents, as market researchers we would not be able to ask the questions we need to be able to reach the answers we seek. However, far too often the time and w...

January 2018 / Written by Caroline Woods

The Importance of Colour in Branding

The other week I presented at an international chemical conference and the topic was ‘differentiation in an undifferentiated market’. The main thrust of the presentation was on using customer experience to differentiate in the marketplace. Howeve...

December 2017 / Written by Nick Hague

How to Shorten a CX Tracker

Around 50% of the work that we do at B2B International directly involves the customer experience. A customer experience project can consist of a wide range of elements. Often, at stage one, our core aim is to understand and measure the customer exper...

December 2017 / Written by Caitlin Affleck-Brodie

A Researcher’s Guide to Presenting Data in Memorable Ways

How many times have you had to sit down and go through a long PowerPoint deck full of facts, figures and charts? Do you remember many of them? If not, chances are the deck was missing a key element. A coherent story. Storytelling has become an essent...

December 2017 / Written by B2B International

‘Tis the Season to be Marketing

4 B2B Marketing Ideas for a Merry Christmas Christmas is only a few weeks away. It might not yet be snowing outside, but the festive season is already in full swing – at least in the advertising industry. With Christmas being the most anticipated e...

December 2017 / Written by Judith Wieghardt

Using Taglines To Stand Out In B2B Markets

An email landed in my inbox last week which started with: “From today Vodafone will be changing our brand positioning for the first time in eight years from ‘Power to you’ to ‘The future Is exciting. Ready?’”. It certainly caught my atten...

November 2017 / Written by Nick Hague

Ryanair and the Importance of Internal Culture in Customer Experience

If, as Peter Drucker famously once said, a company’s culture really does “eat strategy for breakfast”, then Ryanair’s culture must have a pretty full belly at the moment, having gorged contently on its ‘always getting better’ customer str...

September 2017 / Written by Matthew Powell

Can Open Innovation Drive Autonomous Vehicle Technology Forwards?

Open innovation is a popular technique for coming up with breakthroughs to solve tough problems. A team of specialists in a single field will approach the problem in much the same way, leading to a finite list of possible solutions. Add in experts fr...

August 2017 / Written by Daniel Mullins