Consider this. A significant portion of the world’s population now uses social media, with Facebook alone boasting over 1.5 billion active monthly users. This level of engagement creates a huge volume of people sharing their thoughts not only with friends and family, but also with brands, with data coming from the ‘natural environment’. This makes it more reflective of consumers’ interests, predictive of their future behavior, and more responsive to current trends than a traditional focus group can ever be. For a CEO, this provides a ‘limitless’ window into areas of opportunity.
A traditional focus group relies on a contrived environment to observe behavior. But the participants have nothing in common except some key indicator, meaning these indirect connections create results that are less accurate, or predictive, than those gathered from people interacting normally with each other.
The actionable intelligence of a focus group is limited by:
The Limitless Focus Group is created by social media sharing. It is:
The Limitless Focus Group of social media sharing provides CEOs and CMOs exponentially more than a traditional focus group by expanding the universe of data available to them. This leads to better, faster, and more predictive decisions—and greater growth.
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