r/MarketingResearch

¿Cuál fue el marketing más incómodo que hiciste?
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¿Cuál fue el marketing más incómodo que hiciste?

Yo: Mi peor etapa fue cuando respondía historias de Insta con “hola, te puede interesar mi producto”.

u/CourageWorried4992 — 1 day ago

How can I get some statistics on the amount companies spend on monitoring or diagnosing equipment/structures for failure?

I am trying to do a marketing and research task on how much companies spend on monitoring equipment, fault diagnosis etc, what softwares or technologies those companies use, how often they use them etc. The report should have some real examples as well, so I should probably contact several companies and ask for such data.

Questions:

  1. Where should I start? I am totally lost and don't how to get such estimates.

  2. Is there anyone you know whom I can contact to get these statistics (I don't mind signing NDA)?

  3. Are there any other places or communities where I better ask this question?

Sorry if this is the wrong forum to ask these questions.

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u/ComplaintLow1187 — 2 days ago

Marketing Research B2B

I was just hired as an intern at a B2B business in the construction sector. I was given the task of conducting market research for the company to understand its position, audience, competition, and related industries, for example, hospitality, residential, and commercial.
Could someone help me understand how to conduct market research for an industry like this? I have data for our market, growth, and our position. What else should I do, and which tools should I use to complete the project?

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u/Unlikely_Zucchini235 — 3 days ago
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I used to treat TikTok as hit-or-miss post something, hope it goes viral, maybe get a few sales.

Lately I changed how I approach it. Instead of focusing on views after posting, I started watching what keeps showing up in my feed:

  • similar hooks
  • repeatable content formats
  • types of accounts that consistently get pushed

Then I just adapt those patterns to my niche instead of trying to come up with something new every time.

The result:

  • more consistent reach not just random spikes
  • steadier traffic to my links
  • and more predictable sales from older videos

It’s not fully passive in the beginning, but once a few posts catch the right pattern, they keep bringing in traffic without much extra work.

Biggest takeaway for me consistency + timing beats chasing viral ideas.

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u/AncientFreedom178 — 3 days ago
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Mobile Banking Apps Research Study at delhi (All Invited)

Hi! I'm currently conducting a research study on mobile banking app usage and customer engagement in Delhi for my IDBI Summer Internship Project.

I would really appreciate it if you could take 3-4 minutes to fill out this short survey. Your responses will remain completely confidential and will be used only for academic purposes.

Thank you for your time and support!!

https://forms.gle/P3CYJSwHxTCvMx2Y6

u/FitAlternative4709 — 3 days ago

Spent 6 Months Chasing SEO Rankings While AI Search Was Eating Our Lunch Now Trying to Fix It

i want to be honest about how late i was to this. while i was obsessing over google rankings and domain authority and keyword clusters my customers had quietly moved on to a completely different way of researching products. they were asking ChatGPT. they were using Perplexity. they were getting answers that included competitor recommendations and moving forward without ever reaching a search results page. i found out because i started asking better questions on customer calls. three months of asking "how did you find us" properly not just accepting "online" as an answer and the picture that emerged was uncomfortable. a significant chunk of our new customers had used AI search at some point in their research journey. most of them found us through other means because the AI had not mentioned us. a few of them almost did not find us at all. that last group is the one that got me moving. been working on GEO seriously for about five months now. real progress citation share up from zero to 8% through content restructuring and some editorial outreach. but i have hit the ceiling of what i can build alone and i need help getting further. looking seriously at Absolute Digital Media after they came up in a conversation i trust. has anyone here worked with them for AI visibility work? want to know if the reality matches the reputation.

TLDR was focused on SEO while customers were using AI search to find competitors. woke up late, built 8% citation share myself, now need agency help to go further. anyone used Absolute Digital Media?

u/Barbieeee567 — 4 days ago
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Research Study on Algorithmic Management (India)

If you are a working professional/employee, I would really appreciate it if you could take 5–10 minutes to fill out this survey. Your responses will be completely confidential and used only for academic research.

Your responses will help explore how algorithm-driven systems influence work processes, decision-making, learning, and employee experiences. The information collected through this questionnaire will be used strictly for academic and research purposes only.

Here’s the link:

https://forms.gle/6VMianCMMuqSf5uy9

Thank you so much for your support

u/Master-Outside-1165 — 5 days ago
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Marketplace vs tienda en línea: Amazon/MeLi son un medio para que conozcan tu tienda o solo un camino para venta rápida?

Según ese estudio, 55% de los entrevistados empiezan buscando productos en marketplaces y 56% terminan comprando ahí mismo.

¿sí es cierto que la gente que compra en Amazon o Mercado Libre casi nunca termina buscando la tienda online de la marca? Yo nunca logré llevar tráfico a mi tienda desde esos sitios, ni poniendo la URL en la descripción ni usando logos en las imágenes

¿A ustedes qué les ha pasado?

Y como consumidores, ¿han conocido tiendas nuevas gracias a marketplaces?

u/CourageWorried4992 — 5 days ago
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What is going to be my biggest pain using Pipedrive

Been going through Trustpilot reviews and Reddit threads about Pipedrive and keep seeing complaints around data enrichment and competitive intelligence.

Recent updates seem to be fixing the automation side so I am less worried about that.

but still I am wondering about these:

  1. Is there anything your team tracks outside of Pipedrive in spreadsheets or separate tools because it just does not fit inside the CRM?
  2. How bad is the missing or incomplete contact and company data problem, and is it actually Pipedrive's fault or just the nature of CRMs in general?
  3. For competitive analysis, do you use a separate tool, or does that information just live in docs and spreadsheets outside of Pipedrive?
  4. Am I missing any other big problems here?

Thank you.

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u/Sinashun — 8 days ago
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Can Livestream Shopping Become the Next Big Thing in Western Markets? (Thesis survey)

Hi everyone! I’m currently conducting a short survey for my bachelor thesis on livestream shopping/live commerce and how consumers in Western markets perceive it.

In China, livestream shopping has become huge through platforms like TikTok/Douyin and Taobao, where people watch creators test and review products live while purchasing in real time. I’m researching whether this model could successfully grow in Western markets as well.

The survey takes less than 3 minutes and all responses are anonymous. I’d really appreciate any participation!

https://forms.gle/5K6KYiwQx8JCKErQ8

Consumer perceptions of livestream shopping/live commerce in Western markets (18+, US/Europe preferred)

u/No_Sky_9460 — 11 days ago