Posts Tagged ‘online usability research’
AARP Uses a Hybrid Research Approach to Better Understand . . . Young Adults?
Friday, May 20, 2011 15:53 No CommentsEvent coverage of the following session from QRCA’s 2011 “Symposium on Excellence in Qualitative Research” in Chicago: “AARP Targets 25-34 Year Olds?!?” Kristin Schwitzer of Beacon Research and Diane Ty of AARP use a three-phase hybrid research approach to tap into the mindset of young adults and inform development of AARP’s revolutionary initiative targeting this new audience. Continue reading
Lead up to the QRCA Symposium: Getting Young Adults to “Tune-In” to AARP
Monday, April 18, 2011 13:01 No CommentsA look at how AARP managed to get young adults to engage with LifeTuner.org Continue reading
Lead up to QRCA Symposium: Pure. Rare. Eternal. How Qualitative Research made a World of Difference for Platinum
Thursday, April 14, 2011 8:45 2 CommentsHow qualitative usability research helped preciousplatinum.com succeed with diverse consumer targets and local marketing partners worldwide. Continue reading














