A list experiment (also called the item-count technique) is a method for indirectly measuring private opinion for issues where individuals might otherwise be likely to publicly withhold their true opinion.
We’ve developed a streamlined quantitative and qualitative data collection process that takes as input the decision to be made and outputs quantitative or qualitative data points to guide your decision.
Choice-based conjoint analysis is a technique for quantifying how the attributes of products and services affect their preference. It is typically used to help decision makers identify the optimal design of products and pricing.
We've seen it all too often — you run a survey, get an "interesting" dataset, spend weeks poring over crosstabs, get lost in the deluge, and exit the engagement as confused as ever. With Gradient's experimental design services, we design a research study that will deliver definitive answers about what you should do next.
We use a statistical practice called structural equation modeling to build deep, meaningful, KPIs for your brand. We break apart a big-picture into multiple models to understand how dots in your business connect.
