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Ranking questions in PR Research are not our cup of tea – here’s why!

A quick check list for spotting fake news in secondary data sources.

This is about the office for national statistics data, who can use it and how to use it.

See how Audience Understanding can be done without primary research.

Full Facts is UK’s independent fact checking charity.

Science daily is becoming more popular as a tool for content generation and it is used by newspapers, magazines and bloggers.

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.

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.

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.

Every brief is different, but we offer a couple of pointers on things you might want to think about.

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.

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.