Analysis and Insights
for BX Leaders

Over the last 50 years, branding has evolved from the ability to differentiate products, to giving companies personalities, to making emotional connections with consumers. Today, companies spend copious amounts of time and thousands of dollars crafting the perfect brand message for the world. Compelling brand messaging is vital to business success and the best marketers […]

Marketing is constantly changing and attending conferences is one of the best ways to stay up-to-date with the industry. From content marketing to brand management to SEO, there are numerous marketing topics you can learn about. In our digital society, it’s key that you get facetime with like-minded individuals and leaders who understand how marketing […]

The market research industry is evolving. Executives today want smarter and faster insights, and technology and automation are changing the landscape. In order for market research professionals to stay relevant and deliver world-class insights, they must keep up with the latest trends. Market research conferences are a great way to gain insights, strategize new ideas, […]

In the dark days of survey creation, survey question writing was confusing. Then came forth the 10 commandments for writing good survey questions to guide everyone from elite researchers to entry level interns in all things survey question writing. A good survey questionnaire is made (or not made) by the individual questions that constitute it. […]

A strong brand is the single most valuable asset in any business. But what exactly is meant by ‘strong brand’, and how does it relate to the popular concept of brand equity? There are at least two dimensions to this question. Emotionally Strong The first relates to how brands ‘sit’ in people’s minds. This is […]

What election missteps teach us about polling science Just in time for the 2018 midterms, let’s revisit the polling industry’s rude awakening of 2016. Nate Silver, the most prominent interpreter of polls has a comprehensive post mortem that targets commentators more than pollsters. But pollsters, especially in some key states, got it wrong. The absolute […]