Author: Bo Beep (nee Beep)
The free video analytics software every Quallie should be using
SearchEditShare.video: “Probably the best video analysis tool in the world”. Recent research from Technavio points to a growing hunger for video analytics software, with the global video analytics market set to grow 33.73% each year until 2021*. Here at Watch Me Think we’re immersed in the world of video analysis, working day in, day out to help agencies, brands and […]
» Read moreWatch Me Think. Freely Unlocking video analytics for the market research industry
Search, Edit and Share, intelligently… for FREE! Watch Me Think is opening up its video search, edit and share platform to anyone who works with video, offering up to 10GB of storage and use of its video analytics platform for free. SearchEditShare.video (SES) will unlock insight professional’s use of video, empowering qualitative researchers, planners, agencies and brands to harvest authentic, […]
» Read moreAlternative Protein
USA – June 2017 This webinar helped people understand the perceptions and drivers for those pursuing alternative protein sources, focusing on: Drivers of usage of alternative protein sources Current products being used in meat & meat alternative categories Thoughts and perceptions of innovated alternative protein sources If you want to see the consumer videos and highlight films contained in this […]
» Read more“Innovative, useful, production friendly” rice design wins the 2017 SPDYs!
That’s a wrap (or is it a wrapping?) for the 2017 Student Packaging Designer of the Year awards.
» Read moreDriving change through authentic consumer closeness
UK – March 2017 At Insights 2017 Jenny Hearne (Watch Me Think) and Andy Hill (Samworth Brothers) illustrated how internal change can be brought about using a relatively straightforward consumer closeness programme, using authentic consumer footage. If you’d like to see the video of the whole presentation please email us.
» Read moreWhat isn’t happening or what nearly happens is where insights and opportunities lie
After Election Surprise, Marketers Rethink How to Study Consumers
Stop Using Data Like a Drunk Uses a Lamppost
Quantitative info is for illumination, not support. To succeed in the future, companies must account for uncertainty and learn not to trust lazy predictions.
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