The people out there, the consumers, have the power and they have the choice. Also, but not only, when it comes to sausage. Rügenwalder Mühle recognised the signs of the times in good time and is now, for the first time, doing more with substitute products than with meat products. One of a few good examples.
Read moreIn the new CX-Talks podcast, Peter Pirner (i-CEM) talks to Bonsai-CEO Jens Krüger about test markets and mystery shopping. How do test markets work in the age of e-commerce? How can companies use them to optimise product innovations and make market launches easier to plan?
Read more"Hello! Are you completely crazy now?" asks Bonsai-CEO Jens Krüger in his column on marktforschung.de: "The trade and the current pricing policy seem to be getting out of hand. We, the market researchers in this country, should intervene. Now, before it's too late and we all have to pay the price for the cheapest price."
Read moreJens Krüger deals with topics "from real life" for the first time today - and in future regularly - in the column of the same name. Current topic: Karstadt - and the question of what would happen if ... market researchers (and retail experts) were in charge at the department stores' group.
Read moreLebensmittelzeitung today named confectionery manufacturer Loacker as one of the top 100 brands of 2020. Congratulations! Andreas Wilkening, Managing Director Sales & Marketing at Loacker Germany, summarised the experience the company gained from the Bonsai test market in Bremen two years ago.
Read moreWhat will make online shops successful in the future - e.g. social shopping and new ways to shop sustainably - is shown by Bonsai-CEO Jens Krüger in the current W&V Special Data Economy.
Read moreIn an interview with planung&analyse, Bonsai CEO Jens Krüger talks about the test markets of the future, the development of Bonsai into a platform for experimental marketing and his plans.
Read moreLess lifestyle, more politics - this is one of the basic findings of the largest social media study on social values. Jens Krüger, CEO of Bonsai, explains why the value of "nature" has clearly lost relevance in social media in times of Fridays-for-Future.
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