Qualitative Research
Getting under the skin of what makes consumers tick is at the heart of Curiouseur.
Ethnography
Observing consumers in home or in a shopping context let´s us get to a deeper understanding of when, why, and how much time they spend doing things. It´s especially good for uncovering the gaps between what people say they do, versus what they really do. Ethnography can be carried out in-person or digitally.
In-depth Interviews
Chatting with consumers one-to-one or in pairs allows us to get to focused, detailed learnings about thoughts and behaviours. It is also a great space for socially sensitive topics and examining professional practice in detail.
Focus Groups
Great for understanding the culture of a group, consumers can build on others responses, and it allows us to gain a large amount of information over a short period of time. Especially good for testing products and services too.
Digital Research
Using a multitude of methods such as life-logging, mobile ethnography, and online communities, digital research gives consumers the opportunity to respond naturally without someone watching them, allowing us to get to rich data.
Secondary Research
Using desk research data to pull together the likes of in-depth product or competitive reviews.
UX Research
Using a range of qualitative and quantitive methods including usability testing, user interviews, contextual observation, surveys and questionnaires.
Co-Creation
Working with consumers on or offline, to build upon concepts and ideas.
Testing
Testing messaging, products, concepts, and advertising, both on and offline.