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How to do market research? Phase 1: test your idea
Jun01

How to do market research? Phase 1: test your idea

To accompany the publication of our practical guide on “How to do market research” we have prepared a series of blog posts to highlight each of the 7 phases of our market research method. After our latest introductory article we’ll be dealing today with the first phase : testing your idea. Phase 1 of our market research method is divided into 3 sub-steps: Put your idea on paper Test your idea informally Use Design Thinking to...

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How to do market research? Here’s our step-by-step guide that anyone can use
May30

How to do market research? Here’s our step-by-step guide that anyone can use

How to do market research? To answer that question we have spent some 6 months writing this step-by-step guide. I’d have never believed it could take some much time but finally it’s there. Find out in today’s article why we created it and how it is designed. Why did we create this market research guide? The rationale behind writing this guide was that market research methods are numerous, yet those who actually need to do market...

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Market research : how do sales of electric vehicles in Europe look like?
Feb26

Market research : how do sales of electric vehicles in Europe look like?

The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) released recently an interactive maps that presents the state of the market for electric vehicles in the European Union. The figures presented refer to Electric-Chargeable Vehicles (ECV’s) sold in Europe in 2016. The numbers remain fairly low, even negligible in most countries. Yet there are some striking differences from one country to the other. The TOP 3 countries with the highest share of electric cars are Norway with a whooping 29%...

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market research : how do Europeans pay ?
Dec04

market research : how do Europeans pay ?

My mother-in-law is Italian. She hardly make two payments a year with her credit card. On my way to the University of Mainz a few weeks ago, I met a 64-year old taxi driver of Turkish origin who prouded himself not to have any bank card. I find it fascinating to observe how consumers’ behaviors can vary and have always been fascinated by how cultural aspects affected the way people paid in he European Union. I had the...

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