r/MarketingResearch

Our client is hiring a Legal Counsel in Boston, MA to join the Operations team of a fast-growing B2D SaaS company. Compensation is $250K plus equity, depending on experience, SaaS contracting background, and overall fit.

The ideal candidate has 7+ years of legal counsel experience with a strong focus on commercial law, SaaS agreements, licensing, and supporting Sales through customer contracts, NDAs, DPAs, vendor agreements, and commercial negotiations.

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Hi everyone! 👋

I’m currently researching how the rise of AI Overviews, ChatGPT Search, and other generative search engines is changing the way B2B SaaS companies think about SEO, content strategy, product visibility, and product marketing.

I’m particularly interested in hearing from people working in product marketing, product management, SEO, content, or growth about how (or whether) generative search is affecting your strategy — what you’re changing, what’s working, and what you think companies should be preparing for.

I’m also collecting responses for my bachelor’s thesis. If you work in this space and have 3–5 minutes, I’d really appreciate your input. The survey is fully anonymous, and the responses will be used exclusively for my research.

👉 https://forms.gle/Hv5wK9RNuWQXZ8Bo7

I’d also love to hear your thoughts in the comments, especially if you’ve already started adapting your SEO or product marketing strategy for AI-driven search. Thanks so much! 🙏

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Hi everyone!
I am a Master’s student in Management – International Business at the University of Brescia (Italy), and I am conducting research for my Master’s thesis on consumer perceptions of premium and luxury automotive brands.
The survey is:
✅ Anonymous
✅ Open to anyone aged 18 or over
✅ Takes approximately 5–7 minutes
You do not need to own a premium or luxury car to participate—I’m interested in your personal perception of these brands.
Your participation would be greatly appreciated!

Survey: https://forms.gle/exYhS7G1kmTA3oLL6

Thank you very much!

Hi all, I'm an MSc Digital Marketing student at Henley Business School (University of Reading), and I'm running a short survey for my dissertation on how people respond to fashion recommendations from AI vs human sources.

* Takes about 5 minutes

* Looking for females aged 20-35 to take part* You'll see a short fashion recommendation scenario and answer some questions about trust and purchase intention

*Fully anonymous, ethics-approved study

*Happy to do a 1:1 exchange – just drop your survey link below and I'll complete it after you've done mine

Link: https://nimble.li/p9lkbrvm

Thanks so much, really appreciate the help!

Ciao a tutti! Sto attualmente scrivendo la mia tesi di laurea presso l’Università di Trento sulla comunicazione della sostenibilità nel settore crocieristico, con un focus che include anche PortMiami.
Sto cercando persone che conoscano il mondo delle crociere o che abbiano già partecipato a una crociera — non è necessaria alcuna conoscenza specialistica!
Il questionario è breve, anonimo e disponibile in 🇮🇹 italiano, 🇬🇧 inglese e 🇪🇸spagnolo.
Se avete qualche minuto per partecipare, ve ne sarei davvero grata! 🫶🏼

https://forms.gle/6eMe6smZCUpayh5b8

Grazie mille!

Hi r/SampleSize,

We are two MSc students in Global Luxury Management at SKEMA Business School in Paris writing our thesis on whether AI, blockchain, and sustainable materials make luxury brands like Hermès, Chanel, and Rolex more or less desirable to consumers.

The survey takes 3–5 minutes, is fully anonymous, and is open to everyone regardless of whether you buy luxury or know anything about technology.

Click here: https://forms.gle/riz3BFQDFNWxNMZS8

Thank you! It is genuinely appreciated.

I plan and book out of home advertising. Billboards, bus stops, digital screens, that sort of thing.

Over the last few months the enquiries have shifted. More and more of them are prize draw operators. The ones raffling off houses and supercars.

None of this is illegal and I’m not claiming anyone has been done over. But it’s been bugging me and I want to know if I’m being precious about it.

Here’s the problem with the format. A 48 sheet gets you maybe two seconds from someone driving past. So the poster carries about six words. What makes the cut is a house and a big number. What doesn’t make the cut is entry cost, odds of winning, whether the draw still goes ahead if they don’t shift enough tickets, and what happens to your money if it doesn’t.

Online, all that is at least a click away in the terms. On a billboard there is no click. There’s just the house.
DCMS commissioned a market study from London Economics on this. Roughly 7.4 million UK adults enter these draws, worth something like £1.3bn a year. Not a niche. Back in May the Prize Competition Council published a voluntary code, which is a reasonable start, though “voluntary” is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.

The bit I keep coming back to is that the advertising side has no standard at all. Gambling ads have rules about this stuff. Prize draws sit outside the Gambling Act because of the free entry route, so they don’t.
I’m not arguing for banning anything. I’d just like entry cost and odds to be a line in the artwork spec, the same way APR has to appear on a finance ad. If a draw only stacks up when nobody can see the numbers, the numbers are the issue.

Happy to be told I’ve got this wrong. Anyone worked on one of these from the operator side?