The Secrets of Assessing B2B Market Sizes

Knowing the size of a market is a fundamental requirement for all marketing plans. The market size is a measure of the potential available to a company and it is the starting point for developing a marketing strategy. This paper discusses how market ...

Written by Ian Marshall

Two of the Most Important Statistical Tools You Will Ever Need

This paper will examine two statistical research techniques designed to help organisations to go beyond the basic and gain a much deeper understanding of customer needs and loyalty – MaxDiff analysis and derived importance. ...

Written by Kyle Cockett

Brand Health Measurement, Metrics and Audits

The role of a brand in developing a loyal and profitable customer base and providing a strong differentiation from competitors, has never been more important. Being able to effectively measure brand health, therefore, is crucial for brand strategy su ...

Written by Catherine Firth

The Future For “Communities” in B2B Research

Online communities are virtual communities that interact with each other over the internet. How valuable is this technique in professional and industrial research? What does the future hold for this technique? We take a look in this white paper. ...

Written by Paul Hague and Julia Cupman

Do Emotions Play a Part in Business-to-Business Decision Making?

The workplace is full of decisions and many of them are costly. The cost can run to many thousands if not millions of dollars. With such large sums at stake, we would expect decision-making to be far more rational than our choice of toothpaste in the ...

Written by Paul Hague

The Growing Business Handbook (16th Edition)

The Growing Business Handbook (16th edition) is a superb reference tool for all businesses with growth potential, filled with invaluable insights and guidance from middle-market and SME specialists in finance, HR, marketing, innovation, people and IT ...

Written by Various

What Is Behavioral Economics?

Traditional economics views humans as robotic machines who make calculated decisions based on logic. In contrast, behavioural economics views humans as irrational and emotional beings who are influenced by biases and experience when making decisions. ...

Growth Strategy: Up, Up and Away

There are so many different ways in which to deliver growth, and all should be considered for viability. This article, part of our series on developing a marketing strategy, aims to explore how you can find new opportunities for growth and adapt your ...