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All of our services are designed with one end in mind – to make the unknown known. From national consumer studies to quick turn-around online surveys, from brand tracking analysis to community forums, we deploy the right suite of skills and processes that are needed to find the answers.
Collect
Brand and Product Testing
Consumer Studies
Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
PR Research
Analyse
Segmentation Analysis
Population Trends
Data Analysis
Visualise
Infographics
Animated Videos
Index Development
Advise
Strategic Planning
Executive Workshops
Public Speaking
Thought Leadership
Outcomes
Outcomes
Research is a precise tool, but it’s as multi-functional as a Swiss Army knife! Organisations come to us to gain the outcomes of greater knowledge and insights into what we call the ‘3Ps’ – People, Products and Places.
People
Social Trends
Demographic Forecasts
Consumer Insights
Public Communications
Products
Brand Tracking
Product Development
Market Testing
Places
Geographic Mapping
Demographic Modelling
Future Forecasting
Insights
Insights
We’re always keen to share the insights and findings that come about through our research. We make this information freely available through our website, blog, and the many different publications in which our work appears.
Publications
Reports and Summaries
Infographics
Books
Speakers
In The Media
Blog
Contact
Education
Not-For-Profit
Business Leaders
PR & Marketing
Event Organisers
Analyse Australia
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Product fit and consumer expectations – a case study
Generation Y: Prioritising lifestyle and experiences over the accumulation of assets
Finding gold mines of data – for free
The silver lining of COVID-19 – fewer colds and flus
Hope on the Horizon amidst COVID-19
How COVID-19 changed New Zealand’s values
The road to recovery
The benefits and challenges of working from home
Learnings from living in social isolation
COVID-19 and our foodie culture. Will it ever be the same?
The science and art of understanding analytics
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