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Product Update: Conjoint Analysis Now Available Within CheckMarket

Product Update: Conjoint Analysis Now Available Within CheckMarket

We are excited to announce the new Conjoint feature in CheckMarket! With Conjoint, you can now have an even deeper understanding of consumer preferences across varying marketing and product research use cases.

Whether your objective is to prioritize product features or functionality, or to understand how various messaging and product claims resonate with a target audience, you can now enable these objectives and beyond within CheckMarket.

November, 2021 Vache Moroyan
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Product Update: MaxDiff Analysis Now Available Within CheckMarket

Product Update: MaxDiff Analysis Now Available Within CheckMarket

We’re thrilled to announce CheckMarket’s new MaxDiff feature! From today, you’ll see the new MaxDiff question type and reporting functionality within CheckMarket.

With MaxDiff, you can now better understand consumer preferences across various use cases. Whether your objective is to prioritize product features or to get clarity on how different messages resonate with the market, MaxDiff is a precise and proven method for extracting exactly what’s important for your audience.

August, 2021 Vache Moroyan
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6 Ways to Make Employees Fill in Your Surveys

6 Ways to Make Employees Fill in Your Surveys

Employee surveys are key tools for any business. They can measure the mood in a company, allow employees to give input and see how an employer is doing on certain issues.

To make employee surveys work, however, you need a sufficient amount of employees filling them in. Having high degrees of non-response can cause your survey to be less reliable and can cause biases to arise.

October, 2018 Alexander Dobronte
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Internal customer satisfaction: how to use surveys to measure and improve internal processes

Internal customer satisfaction: how to use surveys to measure and improve internal processes

Regarding your employees, distributors, vendors or departments as internal customers adds a whole new perspective to business management. Improving internal customer satisfaction will eventually result in a more efficient production process, better service and ultimately lead to more satisfied external customers. Measuring internal customer satisfaction can be done in a couple of ways but surveys prove to be the most effective.
September, 2015 Alexander Dobronte
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