Issue
The marketing research subsidiary of the world’s largest private PR firm required a partner that would assess opinion leaders’ state of trust in various institutions, industries and companies for its high profile, global study.
Approach
Facilitated the completion of over 5,000 telephone interviews (CATI) in 23 countries and 16 languages. Also conducted questionnaire translation and data processing.
Results
Strict sample management and quality control procedures ensured that the methodology was consistent with previous field waves in order to yield a comparable data set for analysis.
Issue
A private, non-profit organization dedicated to improving energy sustainability sought to assess the state of public attitudes about climate change and energy efficiency.
Approach
Conducted a tracking study (phone and Web) to survey 3,000+ households in nine states in the American Midwest regarding:
- Whether the public could be motivated to change energy practices out of concern for the climate;
- Which climate-oriented policy measures the public was most likely to support; and
- How the public perceived energy companies’ roles with respect to energy efficiency and climate change
Result
Due to the depth and direct usability of the study’s results, the study was continued for an additional year and was later expanded to all 50 states based on the initial study’s success.
Issue
A Fortune 100 financial services provider required time-sensitive market intelligence regarding consumer awareness, usage of various financial services and satisfaction with primary financial institutions in 30 regions in the United States.
Approach
Conducted a seven-year tracking study that comprised of 30,000 telephone interviews per year with in-language interviewing options in English, Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin, Spanish and Vietnamese.
Result
High client satisfaction stemmed from:
- Generation of accurate reports on over- and under-performers in 30 markets; and
- Employee empowerment in 30 field offices to launch the proposed change initiatives
Issue
One of the leading providers of digital map data for navigation systems sought to assess the competition and compare customer awareness and understanding of built-in/portable navigation devices worldwide.
Approach
Conducted multilingual tracking study using an online panel to interview 11,000+ respondents across 11 countries:
- Australia, India, Indonesia, United Kingdom and the United States (in English),
- China (in Mandarin);
- Czech Republic (in Czech);
- France (in French);
- Germany (in German);
- Poland (in Polish); and
- Russia (in Russian)
Result
The client was able to make strategic decisions based on the in-depth information provided on the following aspects:
- Consumer awareness of companies, products and brands; and
- Penetration of navigation devices among the general population and purchase intent