Why do they choose you, and why do they leave?
Motivations, barriers, purchase and usage rituals, and the language your customers use to describe the category and your brand.
Market research · Customer experience
In-person and online focus groups, in-depth interviews, in-home and in-store ethnography, and online communities, with rigorous recruiting, expert moderation and analysis with a commercial lens. To understand motivations, language and barriers before you decide.
What it answers
Motivations, barriers, purchase and usage rituals, and the language your customers use to describe the category and your brand.
Concepts, products, packaging, campaigns and experiences evaluated with real consumers before you invest in the launch.
Observation at home, at the point of sale and along the shopping journey, to see what people do and not only what they say.
How we work
We start from the decision you need to make and design the study backwards from it.
Objectives by section, discussion guide, stimuli and participant profile defined with your team; projective techniques when the subject calls for them.
Verified participants with clear screeners; in-person sessions in viewing facilities or by video, interviews where the decision happens, and ethnography with video and photo documentation.
Synthesis by theme and segment, meaning maps, illustrative verbatims, and a report that connects what we heard to the decision in front of you.
Deliverables
Tell us the decision and the profile you need to hear from; we build the guide, the recruitment plan and the schedule.
Frequently asked questions
In-person and online focus groups and mini-groups, in-depth interviews, in-home and in-store ethnography, shop-alongs, online communities and diaries, and projective techniques within each of them.
With screeners agreed with you, profile verification, a check on recent research participation, and confirmation before the session. We recruit consumers, users, professionals and business decision makers.
Yes, from a viewing room or live by video, with simultaneous interpretation when the observing team does not speak Spanish.
Yes: Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina and the United States, with local moderators and coordination from Mexico.
Often: qualitative explains the why and quantitative measures the how much. We design the sequence according to the decision you want to make.
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