The GenZ is also pigeonholed and pressed into buzzwords. The desire to describe young consumers in simple stereotypes and key figures has so far survived every generational change - including that from the so-called Generation Chillstand to Generation Greta. Ina Komischke, Client Partner Bonsai Lab, pleads for differentiated, qualitative target group research in the current issue of planning&analysis.
Read moreKatharina Hartwich (Cosnova) and Alexandra von Cukrowicz (Bonsai) presented the innovative men's cosmetics study: "How we got men to talk about beauty" at Qual360. As part of the qualitative WhatsApp survey, the participants photographed their beauty products, among other things, and thus provided not only numbers and statements, but also special insights into Detschland's bathroom. More about the study and the method will be available on Thursday at Succeet2021 in Munich and here:
Read moreThe pandemic has accelerated the change to virtual everyday life as if in fast motion. This is also changing our homes. The QVC future study "Next Home - How will Germany live the day after tomorrow?" shows that many things will remain and change in the way we live in the future. Because in 2040, our home will be an all-rounder, a place for retreat and departure in equal measure.
Read moreBonsai Research presents exciting research approaches in four events at Market Research Week: We decode the Path to Purchase anew and present how we intelligently combine qualitative research and metering. We show what companies gain from researching the context that shapes people in all walks of life and why CX is less about the "right" software and more about the effective use of the "right" data.
Read moreplanning & analysis reports today: "The team building at Bonsai Research continues - this time the Bonsai Lab, the qualitative research of Bonsai, gets new support: Nadja Hilse as a Client Partner. The experienced semiotician and specialist for cultural insights analyses will take on a cross-sectional function between innovation research, brand strategy and consulting.
Read moreTo really understand consumers, we follow an almost revolutionary concept at Bonsai Lab: listen, listen, ask, listen again. And because a personal statement sometimes says more than 1,000 numbers, from now on we will let you listen in on what people have to say in our studies every month. In original sound. Episode 2: What does health mean to you?
Read moreYes, sustainability is important for companies. But it is not everything. The topic even annoys many, especially young consumers. How companies "properly" become (and communicate) sustainable - that's what we'll be talking about on Thursday at the planning&analysis Insights Congress with Helge Carstens, Market Research Manager New Business at Merck KGaA.
Read moreIn the current issue of planning&analysis, our qualitative expert Alexandra von Cukrowicz and Felix Tiede from Bilendi report on their new men's cosmetics study. The highlight: The qualitative survey of cosmetics users and non-users was conducted via WhatsApp, the favourite messenger of German citizens.
Read moreAlexandra von Cukrowicz is now head of qualitative research at Bonsai Research - this was reported today by Planung&Analyse (P&A). The Bonsai Lab is already the fifth area that Bonsai Research is significantly expanding as part of the "Data + X" 2021 strategy - after Bonsai Strategy, CX & Mystery Research, Media & Analytics and Shopper Research.
Read more"Why qualitative research in particular is struggling so much in the context of other disciplines despite Covid-19 - and why a look at UX helps to understand what is currently lacking. Maybe at least." This topic is commented on by Bonsai CEO Jens Krüger in his column on marktforschung.de.
Read moreSabine Hedwig Mohr writes in planning&analysis about the new developments at Bonsai: "Customer Experience and the Bonsai Lab are being strengthened. Further acquisitions are announced". marktforschung.de reports on Bonsai: "The most advanced so far is the further development of the Customer Experience/Mystery Research division."
Read moreEthical consumption has arrived in the middle of society: For more than two thirds of Germans, ethical criteria play an important role in their purchasing decisions. This is a result of the 5th Trend Study on Ethical Consumption by the Otto Group and the Trend Bureau (market research: Bonsai).
Read moreIn its new white paper, the Sparkassen Innovation Hub highlights eleven current trends and theses on the changing understanding of values and the resulting opportunities and challenges for savings banks and banks. It is based on the Values Index 2020 and other studies by Trendbüro, Bonsai Research, Kantar and measury.
Read moreWhy market research for marketing should be more than the umpteenth study on Covid-19 and the "NewNormal". And how to prevent the sustainability boom from becoming a sustainability boomerang for companies is described by Jens Krügers in his column on marktforschung.de.
Read moreAndrea Buzzi, CEO & Founder of The Medial Network, talks to Bonsai-CEO Jens Krüger about the importance of the value of health - on the way from self-optimisation to self-care. How are people's attitudes changing and what implications does this have for companies in the health sector?
Read moreThe Bonsai Lab brings together all relevant stakeholders needed to work creatively and result-oriented - experts, consumers, retail partners. We combine data, forecasts, in-depth analysis with social media and community research in a holistic co-creation process. More about this in the new video.
Read more2020 Values Index Corona Update: The Covid 19 crisis is accelerating changes in consumer values. In the new social media study, Trendbüro, Bonsai Research and Kantar show what implications this has for companies. 5 Trends.
Read moreTogether with QVC, the world's number one in video commerce, Trendbüro and Bonsai publish the current study "New Normal: How does Germany live in the post-Corona world? It shows five theses for life after the Covid 19 crisis.
Read moreThe "Vitalisation of Retail" is a future study with practical utility. In addition to the well-founded analysis, manufacturers and retailers can directly test in the integrated test market which scenarios are particularly promising for them. How you can still participate:
Read moreThe Values Index 2020 is not a feel-good index. How can companies respond to the advancing individualisation and other signs of changing values?
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