The RMS Bunker Blog celebrates Halloween with some scary market research nightmares that keep us up at night. Read this post for 5 situations sure to make you tremble.
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5 Scary Situations That Give Market Researchers Nightmares
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Market Research in Syracuse, NY | Patient Satisfaction – Case Study 3
Case Study 3: The Bunker discusses how patient satisfaction surveys impact our healthcare clients.
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5 Things to Look for in a Market Research Report
The RMS Bunker gives you 5 things to think about when writing your next market research report.
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6 Recruitment Tips | Focus Group Facility in Upstate, NY
This blog post discusses several tips about recruiting for qualitative market research projects. The same tips we utilize at our QualiSight Focus Group Facility in Upstate, NY.
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Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) | NCQA Accreditation
The Bunker welcomes guest blogger Susan Maxsween in this post. In this blog post she discusses the impact of Patient-Centered Medical Homes (PCMH) and it’s relationship to NCQA.
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Baby Carrots, Branding & Market Research | Syracuse, NY
At the local Wegmans, here in Syracuse, shoppers may have noticed a new style of packaging for baby carrots. The carrots appear in packaging that resembles a potato chip bag, complete with attractive images and colors. Syracuse and Cincinnati were picked as test markets to roll out a re-branding campaign for baby-carrots launched by the carrot industry.
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Helicopter Parents and Their Impact on Market Research for Colleges
The Bunker covers the topic of Helicopter parents and their impact on market research in colleges and universities.
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Benefits and Concerns of Panels | Market Research Agency in Syracuse, NY
Thinking about using a research panel in Syracuse NY, Central NY, or Upstate, NY? The Bunker lists out 5 benefits and 5 concerns to think about before you do.
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RMS Scale Week 2010 | 6 Simple Tips For Using Rating Scales
It’s the final day of Scale Week and what better than to give you 6 tips on what else? Scales.
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RMS Scale Week 2010 | Scaling Mistakes & What Not To Do
Today, we put together some scaling errors and ways in which scales should not be used. These problems can lead to biased results, unintentional participant error and/or improper analysis.