It's a debate I've been dragged into so many times, I've lost track: UX vs. Market Research? Qual vs. Quant? Who owns the insights? Who make the decisions? Who drives the strategy? Who makes the "real" impact? I've been a UX Researcher for over 20 years and my thinking is deeply rooted in building meaningful products and services that solve real human problems... (As opposed to fake problems... you know, the kinds of problems that we invent in order to justify the product we're building-alas, I digress).
Understand your market for luxury home staging The first step in balancing personal style with buyer appeal is understanding your market. Luxury buyers often value sleek, neutral designs with a few signature pieces, and they tend to gravitate toward homes that feel sophisticated, spacious, and move-in ready. Research comparable high-end listings in your area to see which finishes, color schemes, and layouts consistently sell.
Building a business has never been easier, but the landscape is also more competitive. The difference between success and failure often comes down to how quickly you can execute. You need to understand your market and know how to scale your operations. AI tools can help you get off the ground. If I had to rebuild my business from scratch today, I'd lean heavily into AI tools to make the process faster, smarter, and more efficient than ever before.
Edison Founder and President Larry Rosin publicized the news with a promise that the transition will be smooth sailing for Edison clients. "The most important thing to know about this transaction is that nothing will change for Edison clients," Rosin asserts. "The entire Edison team is joining SSRS, including me, and clients will have total continuity in their experience with us." Edison Research was founded 31 years ago by Rosin and Joe Lenski. Both Lenski and Rosin were an election research specialists before Edison.
Some brands have to do these things when they're struggling, and we wanted to launch a refresh from a place of strength," Trumbull said. "There is risk, certainly, to doing anything, but there's a lot of risk to doing nothing. And I think if you're stuck or refusing to change because you're in a place of fear, I don't think you'll innovate.
The idea for Keplar was conceived in 2023 when Dhruv Guliani (above right), previously an engineer at Google, where he worked on speech and voice AI models, and machine learning engineer William Wen, participated in the South Park Commons founder fellowship program. The duo spoke with market researchers and brand managers and realized that the tools these professionals rely on - written surveys and interviews conducted by humans - can now be replaced by conversational AI.
This year's IAA could almost be considered a Shanghai Auto Show exurb, with all the Chinese brands swarming the exhibition halls and announcing grand plans. It can be overwhelming. This year, yet another Chinese brand, GAC, announced its intention to bring the somewhat reasonably priced Aion V to Europe. There are a lot of Chinese brands in Europe, surely they can't all be doing well, no?
startup, which launched in 2024, has developed a platform that generates AI personas that help companies test how their product, marketing, branding, and other content might be perceived. "We primarily use AI agents that chat with each other, mimicking how real humans influence each other," cofounder and CEO James He told Business Insider. "We try to capture that artificial society, and how it will respond to any input. It can be a marketing message or a product proposition, and we produce analysis for our customers."
In higher education, the best market research means more than just gathering data-it means showing up as a consultant. That's something I've really learned throughout my career.
Catching Fresh Market Insights with Manus.im allows me to identify unserved problems through conversations in niche online communities, guiding my app development process.
In the bustling economic environment of today, finding the right financial strategy is crucial for business expansion.
