Exploring Coffee Consumption Using Mobile Ethnography
MDRG + Entergy: Utility Safety Ad Copy Testing
Regional Bank Brand Positioning Research
MDRG + OCHSNER HEALTH SYSTEM: Brand and Positioning Case Study
Public Health Institute Advertising Testing
Getting the most out of an Omnibus Survey
Evaluating an Interactive Experience
Metaphor elicitation (OMET) is a powerful tool to leverage for the purposes of understanding the underlying and non-conscious associations that shape consumer perceptions.
Some people typically have difficulty answering certain questions in research predominantly relying on System 2 approaches.
Using emojis allows us to engage respondents and encourage them to draw on a broad lexicon of culturally significant signs and symbols to express themselves.
They serve as a way of encouraging respondents to be creative in their responses and convey deeper meaning without overthinking it.
Most of the time, system 1 thinking does not need any assistance from system 2. Our days revolve around a series of predictable events and routines. But, only utilizing system 1 thinking can produce incorrect information or, in other words, make errors of bias.
MDRG bases our research projects on incorporating both system 1 and system 2 thinking to provide greater value to our clients.
What Factors Generate Trust in Healthcare Capabilities?
Online spaces are increasingly important nodes of social contact. As researchers, our methods need to reflect changes in human behavior. Our blog previously approached this topic by showcasing our work using mobile ethnography.
Financial Literacy: Millennial Motives and Challenges
An ethnographic exploration of millennial financial literacy. Learn about the unique challenges and social context surrounding millennials as they take control of their finances.
