What Market Research Technology is Winning the Day?

Once upon a time, research was conducted with a wide berth of time for design, fieldwork and detailed analysis. While there is a time and place for long-term research projects, in-person ethnographies and ongoing iterations of brand trackers, many business decisions need sharper and quicker ways of gauging market trends, customer experience and brand loyalty…

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1Q Hires Doug Danowski as Chief Revenue Officer to Further Fuel Rapid Growth

Today 1Q, a leading market research and customer engagement platform, announced Doug Danowski has joined as Chief Revenue Officer to further accelerate the company’s explosive growth in 2020 and beyond. The Atlanta-based company’s innovative DIY research and insights tools have added dozens of new customers in 2020, and in August, 1Q’s annual revenue to date…

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Coronavirus Georgia Survey Results – 7/31/20

With the pandemic continuing to spread across America, 1Q revisited our home state of Georgia, which moved ahead of New Jersey into the top five states in America for total cases this week. In addition to checking in on questions asked of Georgians in April and May, we asked some topical questions about mask wearing…

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3 Tips for Getting Great Research Noticed

There’s nothing more frustrating than uncovering a perfect insight in your consumer research, passing it on to your C-Suite, and then… crickets. Being responsible for providing insights along with recommended actions many times comes with time pressure. It’s common to spend days in back-to-back meetings with constant reminders that people are waiting on the outcomes…

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Coronavirus USA Survey Results – 7/09/20

Although we ran a national survey for the two tracker questions, we zeroed in on California, Texas, and Florida, the three largest population states in the US and those that are driving the most news coverage of America’s coronavirus challenges. 

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Texans Wear Masks At Lower Rates Than Elsewhere

According to new national and state surveys taken on Monday and published by leading market research platform 1Q, findings show fewer Texans (64%) wear masks “always” or “often” compared to the national average (67%), and much less than other large states hit by the pandemic, including Florida (71%), California (84%), and New York (85%).

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