Our market research data analysis
services involve sophisticated analytics procedures
and a wide variety of statistical methods.
Some of the many techniques we use, include:
Multivariate Analysis: to identify the relative importance and underlying relationships among sets of variables; methods included OLS regression, multiple regression, etc.
Statistical Tests: Chi-Square Testing, Analysis of Variance, t-test, z-test, etc.
Factor Analysis & Market Segmentation: to identify and profile customer segments in order to devise marketing strategies that target each segment individually to promote or sell a product
Conjoint Analysis: methods used to estimate trade-off decisions made by the customer and relative importance of attributes in arriving at a buying decision
Discrete Choice Modeling: methods to predict a decision made by an individual as a function of any number of variables
Multiple and Logistic Regression: methods used to describe the relationships between different variables
Discriminate Function Analysis: methods to determine the variables that discriminate between two or more naturally occurring groups
Cluster Analysis: methods used to reduce a large data set into meaningful subgroups
Multidimensional Scaling: methods to transform consumer judgments of similarity into distances represented in multidimensional scale
Econometric & Statistical Modeling: employing various methods of statistical inference to produce quantitative economic statements that can explain observed variable behavior or forecast unseen behavior.
We have undertaken market research data analysis for concept testing, advertising -related studies, pricing studies, continuous tracks, customer satisfaction studies, churn analysis and for several other study types. |