Category Archive For "Why Watch Me Think?"
4 problems you can easily avoid when conducting consumer video research
We thought we’d spend a few minutes explaining how you can save hours, maybe days, when using video insights. For sure, there’s more than just 4, but these are the ones we hear all the time…
How cutting the bullsh*t can set you free
The real story about the people behind the idea and company is often lost completely as founders try to hide the truth about the chaos that surrounds them.
Global Consumer Segmentation – Who are the people behind your data?
One of the key challenges we help solve, is how to connect their business and other stakeholders, with the real people that make up their Global (and local) Segmentation.
Nosy algorithms and secret sauces
Videos, despite being mightily powerful business tools for engagement and persuasion are, frankly, dumb beasts.
For all their walkie-talkie pfazz, they are black boxes.
Worse: they suffer from their own form of Locked-In Syndrome. Once viewed. They then close up. You know their name. But not what’s going on inside.
The Australian Online Shopper
Online shopping offers convenience and ease but do you have to be super organised to adopt this form of shopping practice?
How “Barn”-storming changed the way we work
We’ve just come back from our first ever global team retreat. Yes we climbed trees. Yes we built rafts. Yes we had fun. It was a brilliant few days in an old converted Barn.
How full of crap is your product and brand?
(The Demonisation of the Food and Beverage Industry – an Australian perspective)
Pulling rabbits (and the world’s best sentiment based search engine for video content) out of a hat
This ‘simple’ tool enables organisations to accurately pin point and analyse the spoken word, behaviour and emotion within their global video assets and then clip, share and embed the videos created.
Tinkering with Disruption: Interview with Alistair Vince, Chief Tinkerer, Watch Me Think
There was another realisation: that they functioned better as a team when they were having fun. And Watch Me Think is a business that takes fun very seriously, believing it leads to more effective teamwork. Interview with Alistair Vince, Chief Tinkerer, Watch Me Think in FDIN.
Finding wonder in the ordinary
When remembering John Webster (creative director, BMP), Dave Trott tells us how John looked to answer the question what are real people doing? to come up with ideas/insights for adverts that then went on to win major advertising awards.