Tag Archives: fieldwork
On both sides: A debate for balanced research reports
By now, we’ve all heard the phrase “on both sides” innumerable times. It generally means giving equal time and space to “both sides” of an issue. Though we usually hear about in terms of gender, ethnicity, and identity, it has … Continue reading
Sampling Is Easy
Sampling is really easy. You just need to know where your target audience is. Whether they have a computer at home or have to go to a public library to borrow one. Whether they have a mobile phone to … Continue reading
How to create more inclusive data collection tools and benefit from more actionable market research results
From a land solely populated by indigenous peoples, the last five hundred or so years brought an influx of people from all over the world to what is now Canada. According to 2016 census data, about 22% of people in … Continue reading
79% Feel Positively About Diversity and Inclusion in Canada. It’s Just Not Evenly Distributed.
The Canadian Viewpoint team has been paying very close attention to the protests both around the world and in our home town, Toronto, Canada. 57% of our team members are visible minorities compared to 52% of people in Toronto so … Continue reading
IHUT Safety Procedures Get a Permanent Upgrade at Canadian Viewpoint
As many researchers are doing, we have been paying close attention to the recommendations of Canadian and global epidemiologists, pandemic experts, and government experts. It’s been an intense and necessary education about the interpretation and application of a type of … Continue reading
Reassess, Reboot, and Research: What’s next for brands whose research projects were interrupted?
Almost overnight, it seemed as though every company conducting research pressed the pause button. Concepts that had been carefully planned over weeks and months no longer seemed quite right. Events depending on experiential research would no longer be possible. In-person … Continue reading
What is a Booster Sample in Marketing Research Studies and When Should You Use One?
“Additional interviews involving a particular sub-group of a sample to ensure there are sufficient members of the sub-group in the resulting sample.” – Insights Association glossary Let’s consider an example. Suppose you are conducting a nationally representative study of an … Continue reading
Canadian Viewpoint remains committed to the health and wellness of its employees, our partners, and our community
In the face of COVID-19, Canadian Viewpoint remains committed to the health and wellness of its employees and our community, as well as ensuring business continuity for our clients, vendors, and partners. Canadian Viewpoint has multiple lines of business, each … Continue reading
How To Use Word Clouds Properly Within a Marketing Research Report
Word clouds are commonly used to visualize textual data from focus groups and interview transcripts, or verbatims from questionnaires. If you’ve read anything in the data visualization or user design literature, you’ve noticed that they have a bad reputation. But … Continue reading