
How to prepare an award winning entry for market research effectiveness
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You'll never have to wait too long for the chance to have your work recognized as a market researcher, with awards popping up all the time.
This episode of "Now That's Significant, a market research podcast," features a roundtable discussion with industry experts John O'Toole, Glen Wright, Maria Tyrrell, and Horst Feldhaeuser, all of whom have been involved in the Research Effectiveness Awards. The discussion, hosted by Research Association New Zealand Chair Ian Mills, centers around the awards process, offering valuable insights for potential entrants.
Here are five key takeaways from the episode:
Impact is paramount: The judges emphasize that the primary focus of the awards is the impact of the research on the client's business or on society, not just the methodology employed.
Tell a compelling story: A well-crafted narrative that highlights the context, challenges, solutions, and results of the research is crucial for capturing the judges' attention.
Collaboration is key: Successful entries often showcase strong collaboration between researchers, agencies, and clients, demonstrating a shared commitment to achieving impactful outcomes.
Don't be afraid to showcase societal impact: Research that addresses social issues or contributes to positive change in the community is highly valued.
Start with the end in mind: When embarking on a research project, consider its potential for effectiveness and impact from the outset, aiming to create work worthy of recognition.
Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your impactful research and contribute to the advancement of our industry! Submit your entries to the Research Effectiveness Awards and let your work shine.
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