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Exclusive Interview with Provisor Marketing, Part 1

Kate Jones and Julie McPeek are consumer and brand marketing specialists, having spent a collective 30+ years at Procter & Gamble, including five years guiding new business development, before leaving P&G to start their own firm: Provisor Marketing, LLC. In an exclusive interview, they share their insights on consumer research and brand marketing.

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Exclusive Interview with Provisor Marketing, Part 2

Kate Jones and Julie McPeek are consumer and brand marketing specialists, having spent a collective 30+ years at Procter & Gamble, including five years guiding new business development, before leaving P&G to start their own firm: Provisor Marketing, LLC. In part 2 of our exclusive interview, they discuss and challenges and rewards of conducting consumer research.

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Happy Valentine's Day

Roses are Red, Violets are Blue…We Love Research, How about You?

Love and romance, chocolate and flowers… These are all things associated with Valentine’s Day as we know it today. However, the journey to this point was filled with heartache, conflict, and was once celebrated on an entirely different day. Being that we’re crazy about market research, we figured what better way to truly understand Valentine’s

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How Important are Gadgets to New Car Sales?

With all of the recent car commercials focusing on bells and whistles such as parking assist, radars and touch screens, we at Persuadable Research decided to conduct a study on car buying. What we found was that car buying is still ruled by very practical considerations, even with the advent of new high tech gadgets.

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Multitasking Behind the Wheel: a Scary Reality

Ten and Two. That’s where your hands should be on the steering wheel at all times. However, many drivers do not follow these rules. Long boring commutes, or rushing from place to place, presses many of us into eating, grooming or engaging in behaviors that we know could be risky. A recent Persuadable Research Survey

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Self-Driving Autonomous Cars

Baby Boomers Show Interest in Self Driving Cars

One might wonder why the race is on to develop self driving cars. America has over 250 million cars on the road already. Clearly, there are many markets for self driving cars. One example are those over fifty, many of whom are known as Baby Boomers. It is thought that many in this group will

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Are You Prepared for Disaster?

Preparing for a disaster is probably fairly low on most peoples’ list. It’s not much fun to do or think about for many of us. Still, there are quite a few people who consider themselves ready for anything, from a natural disaster to a man-made one. A recent study conducted by Persuadable Research has shown

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hand drawing Electric car concept on the car windows

The Barriers to the Adoption of Electric Cars

Plenty of people are interested in reducing their impact on the environment. Many of us are recycling, turning off faucets and lights, biking instead of driving and even buying energy efficient appliances. But what about cars? According to a recent survey conducted by Persuadable Research, 62% of respondents have heard of electric car makers. However,

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red robot leading a team

Will Robots Take Over the World?

We’ve all seen the movies where robots take over the Earth and humans come together in rag tag factions to fight off the new cold steel heartless overlords. But, do people really fear robots? The answer is yes, some do, according to a January 2012 Persuadable Research Robot Survey. It appears that 10% are frightened

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holiday presents

Family, Religion and Gift Giving During The Holiday Season

If you are spending time with family during the holidays, you are not alone. Most respondents, 60%, from a recent Holiday Survey conducted by Persuadable Research will spend time with only their families. While others may be spending time with friends, co-workers, or even alone, 94% of those surveyed are happy with the arrangements they’ve

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