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The sudden removal of human contact as we once knew it has thrown up barriers to doing meaningful, focused interaction.

Discover the latest companies who have chosen to join the ESOMAR community as corporate members.

Understanding consumers' emotional connections with a product or brand is increasingly critical

What is the moral case for what we do as market researchers? It's a question that demands more than just a casual response. Turns out, there are cases both for and against the morality of market research.

My hope for our research community is that we will unlock new insights and analytics to make the world a safer and healthier place for us all.

What do an apathetic cartoon monkey, the first tweet ever tweeted, and the viral noughties video ‘Charlie bit my finger’ have in common? They’re all NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) sold for £900k, £2.1m, and £53k, respectively.

Invisible to Invaluable – How research and behaviour change communication is helping increase respect for and dignity of waste pickers in Bengaluru, India: Part 1

How academic institutions can integrate advanced market research tools

Discover some of the companies that have chosen to be a part of the ESOMAR community as corporate members.

Different reactions to the pandemic

Mars & Market Logic will share how a partnership co-created a smarter, more innovative insights management platform to underpin their journey to Zero Waste Research.

How can market research improve decision-making and business’s contribution to sustainable development?

How to exploit external data sources for consumer understanding

Tell us about your life one year from now.

Consumer response to the rising cost-of-living crisis in the Gulf countries

More than three decades ago, I started working in the market research industry, in the most exciting times of the industry, as the ‘pen & paper’ data collection started to be replaced by more advanced techniques like CATI and CAPI.

ESOMAR’s collaborator Jackie Rousseau-Anderson interviews Pål Malmros, partner at Verdane about what elements make the insights industry interesting for investors.

During Isabelle's career, she has seen the industry shift from focusing solely on "consumer insights" to exploring "human truths". This reflects a growing understanding that we need to view people as complete human beings, not just as consumers.

Using data and insight to tackle problems for the planet

How the power of perception, performance, and people can intersect to drive the success of an organisation.