
How to use data sources: Science Daily
Science daily is becoming more popular as a tool for content generation and it is used by newspapers, magazines and bloggers.
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How to use data sources: Google Trends
Google Trends is an open source web analytics tool that tracks how often a search-term is entered into the search engine across different regions of the world.
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Theory behind the ContentPlay creativity sessions
The balance of process and randomness to create great ideas: the reason why ignoring things for a while can often lead to the best ideas.
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How to use data sources: Eurostat
In this blog series we’re putting a list of reliable data sources together and a ‘how to guide’. Each post starts off with an introduction to the database’s purpose and who its aimed at and this one looks at Eurostat.
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Why Write a Research Brief? A novice’s guide to helping agencies give you a great proposal
Every brief is different, but we offer a couple of pointers on things you might want to think about.
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How to use data sources: Confederation of British Industry (CBI)
In this blog series we’re putting a list of reliable data sources together and a ‘how to guide’. Each post starts off with an introduction to the database’s purpose and who its aimed at and this one looks at the CBI.
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16 Useful Desk Research Sources and how to use them
The content page to our handy list of reliable desk research resources and how to use them. Plus a few tips to look out for when you find your own secondary market research sources.
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How to use data sources: BBC Media Action
In this blog series we’re putting a list of reliable data sources together and a ‘how to guide’. Each post starts off with an introduction to the database’s purpose and who its aimed at and this one looks at BBC Media Action.
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6 games to enhance your creativity
6 games you can play that will lead your team to more creative thinking.
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How to use data sources: Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT)
This is about the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) data, who can use it and how to use it.
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Detecting Dodgy Research Data
The vast majority of online panel members are genuine and honest, but there are always a few spoilsports that we need to look out for. There are a number of checks we do to ensure the data our clients receive is accurate and reliable.
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