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Key Takeaways, hosted by Murphy Research, discusses the latest market research trends influencing consumer behaviors and attitudes. Hot topics include: market assessment, brand strategy, product development, and customer loyalty and engagement. Tune in for the insights, stay for the candidness!
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every 91 days
Average audio length:
42 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
22 episodes
since Feb. 16, 2022
episodic
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Define the Essential Question Upfront: Placing a single slide at the start of a project, defining the central question everyone agreed to answer, can keep teams aligned. Getting stakeholder agreement early prevents situations where different departments walk into the final presentati…
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The Reality of Deferred Tracker Maintenance: Teams can avoid making survey updates out of fear of breaking trendlines. This delay can create a build-up of technical debt, where minor operational flaws accumulate until a major, painful overhaul becomes the only option left.
Why Parall…
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Human Context Drives Lasting Insights
Qualitative research provides the crucial "why" behind consumer behavior. Chuck and Maggie note that while quantitative findings give scale, a vivid verbatim story or a clip of a participant speaking is what stakeholders actually remember an…
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The Digital Twin Benchmark: A team at Columbia Business School set out to create a publicly available benchmark for digital twins, surveying 2,000 real respondents across 500 questions to see how AI models compare to human counterparts. The findings highlighted a clear distinction…
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The COVID Spike Never Faded: Chuck assumed the surge in mindfulness was a temporary reaction to pandemic anxiety. The data tells a different story. Weekly engagement jumped from 38% in 2019 to 50% by early 2026, with the momentum continuing long after lockdowns ended. Millennials …
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A Great Moderator Beats Category Expertise. Specialized knowledge matters for technical work like gaming or medical research, but it's often overweighted. A skilled listener can come up to speed on a new category fast and an outsider frequently asks the basic, revealing questions …
In this episode of Key Takeaways, Chuck Murphy and Maggie Bright sit down with Rakesh Patel, Senior Manager of Market Research Insights & Intelligence at Allstate, to discuss his unexpected career shift from electrical engineering to consumer insights. Rakesh reflects on how an analytical minds…
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Tailor each workshop with the right combination of guidelines, team size, and focus, ensuring flexibility to adjust as the session evolves.
Non-judgmental brainstorming is critical to generating innovative ideas. Save critique for later.
The facilitator's energy level sets the tone a…
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Gen X is less likely to work out at the gym or use fitness memberships compared to other generations.
A clear lack of fitness programming specifically for Gen X
Gen X has a different approach to fitness, viewing it as important but not the organizing principle of their lives.
Gen X …
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Resurgence of In-Person Research: After a significant shift to digital methodologies during COVID, there’s renewed interest in face-to-face research. In-person settings provide unique, nuanced insights that are difficult to replicate online.
Balancing Methods: While digital research…
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