Today market research has been transformed into a confusing maze that forces us to become more precise in designing qualitative methodologies. It seems that we increasingly need more theoretical tools to be able to better understand the consumer’s mind, although this may not necessarily be true.
While analyzing the consumer’s perception of brands (needs to see himself reflected in them), the complexity of qualitative research methodology is not only evident in communication and psychology, but also in anthropology, sociology and even neurology. The objective is to seduce the heart and mind of the consumer.
Semiotics, Looking for Simplicity
By: Jorge Corona
Q Solutions
Today market research has been transformed into a confusing maze that forces us to become more precise in designing qualitative methodologies. It seems that we increasingly need more theoretical tools to be able to better understand the consumer’s mind, although this may not necessarily be true.
While analyzing the consumer’s perception of brands (needs to see himself reflected in them), the complexity of qualitative research methodology is not only evident in communication and psychology, but also in anthropology, sociology and even neurology. The objective is to seduce the heart and mind of the consumer.
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