Comments on: Don’t Tell Me What I’m Thinking: Does Your Messaging Miss the Mark? https://seocopywriting.com/dont-tell-me-what-im-thinking-does-your-seo-copywriting-miss-the-mark/ SEO Copywriting Training and Content Writing Tips Mon, 10 Dec 2018 15:59:00 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 By: The Essence of Research to Your Copy Content | SEO copywriting https://seocopywriting.com/dont-tell-me-what-im-thinking-does-your-seo-copywriting-miss-the-mark/#comment-4335 Tue, 04 Nov 2008 15:40:17 +0000 http://www.seocopywriting.com/?p=113#comment-4335 […] Internet users desire quality web content; approximately 1million sites surface and only a few are being spotted and read by prospective clients. Do you know the reason why? The primary reason is the content, sites may contain contents which are not empowering and enticing. […]

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By: clare wade https://seocopywriting.com/dont-tell-me-what-im-thinking-does-your-seo-copywriting-miss-the-mark/#comment-4334 Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:21:14 +0000 http://www.seocopywriting.com/?p=113#comment-4334 Heather’s view that listening to your consumer is pretty important is spot on. While some companies and organisations are very good at this and have well planned research strategies built in to their marketing plans, far too many others regard customer feedback as a cost rather than an investment and convince themselves they’re managing fine without it – or they’re paying lipservice to the idea and doing it as cheaply as possible and therefore badly.

There is little substitute for a good round of well moderated focus groups/depth interviews to really expose what people think about your product or service. The real strength of qualitative research however is that as well as telling you what people think it also tells you why they think it, which provides the all-important understanding of their behaviour and what you can do to change it through your marketing.

Which research method to use is another whole debate and depends on the research objectives and available budget. The main options are focus groups and depth interviews conducted face-to-face, or carried out online which is usually more cost-effective and convenient for all concerned.

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