Category Archive For "Why Watch Me Think?"
Category Insights – free sample report
We are able to provide a unique approach to both generating and presenting category insights, that are based on observed rather than claimed behaviour.
Are you just ticking boxes, or kicking butts?
You can develop a relatively cheap, quick and rewarding habit of micro-multi-testing and learning.
Lifting carpets, twitching curtains – comparing the merits of different video MRX approaches
There are 2 levels of video research. The brush-the-surface vox pop. And the lift-the-carpet, twitch-the-net-curtains, back-of-the-cupboard discovery pieces.
Say goodbye to “hello”
I was in a meeting the other day when someone asked an Inuk lady what was Inuktitut for “Hello”. She said there wasn’t one.
Start up culture and not working with assholes
We listed things we felt we would have to be able to say about our company, if we built it, that would justify us all quitting our “proper” jobs to have a crack at this new venture.
2 uses for VoC videos that we’d never thought of before…
In the last 12 months, some of our clients – and their supporting agencies – have used our platform in some creative and ultimately very effective ways.
Segmentations: when research collides with life
Good segmentations are costly, complex and constantly refined undertakings: multi-disciplinary, multi-agency, multi-methodology. So they must be right.
But in many ways the lack of science or real laws in marketing tempts us to give segmentations more credibility than they sometimes deserve.
Dark Matter in Market Research
Market research is a lot like quantum mechanics. Just when you think everything seems to be moving in the right direction in a big chunk, when you look at it in nano, it isn’t really.
Watch Me Think shortlisted for Mobile Agency of the Year for the 2nd year
Being nominated by our clients for the 2nd year in a row for this award is the result of a huge collaborative effort and our simple approach to success. We believe the key is in working closely with and listening to our clients – using our shared learnings to evolve better solutions.
Finding the LYNX Effect
Our recent and successful “Watch Kids Think” research revealed what I thought was an incredible observation.
Boys aged 10-12 around the world have been throwing LYNX into their trolley when given the freedom to choose any personal care product.
And I mean any product.