Industries and experience
A market study works when whoever designs it understands how that industry buys. An industrial buyer deciding by committee is nothing like a shopper choosing in three seconds at the shelf. Here is what we know about each.
Consumer goods, retail and food
The category where the decision lasts three seconds in front of the shelf.
Health and wellness
Where the decider, the payer and the consumer are rarely the same person.
Energy and fuels
An industry where the social licence weighs as much as the permit.
Tourism, hotels and restaurants
An industry that lives off the review yesterday’s guest left behind.
Real estate and urban development
The most expensive decision in this industry is made before a machine moves.
Education
The student enrols, but the family decides.
Technology and digital services
Analytics tells you what happened in the product. It does not tell you why.
Banking, insurance and fintech
An industry where trust is the product.
Industry and B2B solutions
There is no thousand-case sample here: there are thirty buyers, and you have to reach them.
Sports, entertainment and betting
Fandom is not bought: it is inherited, it spreads, and it can be measured.
Government, public opinion and elections
A number without a technical datasheet is not data: it is an opinion with decimals.
Environmental and funeral services
Two categories nobody wants to think about until they have to.
Fashion, footwear and design
The trend runs two seasons ahead of the sale.
Human resources and workplace climate
An internal survey only works if the employee believes it is anonymous.
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