What are some examples of qualitative data?
Hi,
What are some examples of qualitative data?
What are some examples of qualitative data?
Professor Shonku
posted 4 years ago
Qualitative data is a methodology that focuses on how people feel; what they think and why they make certain choices.
For instance, if you are thinking of changing your branding, you would carry out some form of qualitative research to understand the emotional reactions people have to your new identity and what they associate it with.
Few examples of qualitative research may ask:
- Why do you think this product is better than competitive products? Why do you think it’s not?
- What would you do to improve this new service to make it more appealing to you?
- What do you think of this new company logo?
- How would you characterize this website design? How friendly and easily navigable is it?
That being said, the Brew Survey has an option to conduct normal as well as sentimental surveys. Not only you can measure the sentiment of survey takers but also customize the way you publish the survey.
You can customize the logo, background image, change font color, etc and all these things plays a major role in customising your brand.
For instance, if you are thinking of changing your branding, you would carry out some form of qualitative research to understand the emotional reactions people have to your new identity and what they associate it with.
Few examples of qualitative research may ask:
- Why do you think this product is better than competitive products? Why do you think it’s not?
- What would you do to improve this new service to make it more appealing to you?
- What do you think of this new company logo?
- How would you characterize this website design? How friendly and easily navigable is it?
That being said, the Brew Survey has an option to conduct normal as well as sentimental surveys. Not only you can measure the sentiment of survey takers but also customize the way you publish the survey.
You can customize the logo, background image, change font color, etc and all these things plays a major role in customising your brand.
Professor Shonku
posted 4 years ago
Qualitative data is a methodology that focuses on how people feel; what they think and why they make certain choices.
For instance, if you are thinking of changing your branding, you would carry out some form of qualitative research to understand the emotional reactions people have to your new identity and what they associate it with.
Few examples of qualitative research may ask:
- Why do you think this product is better than competitive products? Why do you think it’s not?
- What would you do to improve this new service to make it more appealing to you?
- What do you think of this new company logo?
- How would you characterize this website design? How friendly and easily navigable is it?
That being said, the Brew Survey has an option to conduct normal as well as sentimental surveys. Not only you can measure the sentiment of survey takers but also customize the way you publish the survey.
You can customize the logo, background image, change font color, etc and all these things plays a major role in customising your brand.
For instance, if you are thinking of changing your branding, you would carry out some form of qualitative research to understand the emotional reactions people have to your new identity and what they associate it with.
Few examples of qualitative research may ask:
- Why do you think this product is better than competitive products? Why do you think it’s not?
- What would you do to improve this new service to make it more appealing to you?
- What do you think of this new company logo?
- How would you characterize this website design? How friendly and easily navigable is it?
That being said, the Brew Survey has an option to conduct normal as well as sentimental surveys. Not only you can measure the sentiment of survey takers but also customize the way you publish the survey.
You can customize the logo, background image, change font color, etc and all these things plays a major role in customising your brand.
bikrom
posted 4 years ago
Wow... your explanation is so easy to understand.
Thank you for your answer.
Thank you for your answer.