by marketr | May 6, 2016 | Training
The British high street suffered its heaviest drop in sales last month since the financial crisis panicked shoppers into clamping their wallets shut.
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by marketr | May 4, 2016 | Training
The value of market research in the UK has grown almost £2bn in the past four years, according to PwC’s report on the industry. By Jane Bainbridge
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Interesting findings here, especially with regard to the resurgence of qualitative research:
With a growth of 62% since 2012, the UK is now the world’s second-largest market for professional research. This is massively outstripping that of the UK economy as a whole, which has grown 8.7% in the same period.
So what is behind this phenomenal growth? Perhaps inevitably – data analytics. This has seen an uplift of 350% since 2012 and now employs 6,700 FTEs.
But perhaps more surprising is that qualitative research has also been identified as a key area of growth. Julie McClean, senior manager, PwC r2i, said: “This was a very strong finding, from both the survey and key informants; they all agreed there was a resurgence and re-emergence of qualitative. We see it as a counterbalance to the growth of big data.
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by marketr | May 4, 2016 | Training
Of the dozens of polls released since the start of the year, the results have been mixed. With several results suggesting that the UK will vote to withdraw from the political union.
But if you look at a poll of polls – which takes the average of a group of polls – support for leaving the EU has never come out on top.
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