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      our approach to service and research...

      Respect

      We realize and respect that when conducting a research project, we are acting on behalf of our clients and the manner in which the research is conducted is a reflection of their brand.

      Quality

      We have high standards and believe our quality of work sets us apart. Every project we approach is unique and deservers a unique approach.

      Reliable

      We produce every deliverable on time, on budget and on task. We make it easy to work with us.

      Rapport

      Creating a connection with respondents and giving them the confidence to be themselves, to speak freely and to respond candidly means that you get research results that represent honest and accurate opinions and beliefs.

      Thoughtful analysis

      Moving beyond the repetition of respondent comments, we identify important linkages between respondent opinions and changes in perceptions and behaviours. We provide insights into what resonates with respondents, identifying what connects with people in a meaningful way.

      Results

      Our research findings are action oriented and devloped to support the client to make well-informed and strategic decisions.

      Sound approach

      After completing literally hundreds of focus groups and speaking with thousands of research participants, Johnston Research has found that regardless of the topic or issue being investigated, there are three primary questions to explore. Whether you want to understand how people react to an advertisement, a new product or service, or a new government policy or program, these three questions form the basis of the qualitative research project.

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      • Does it engage?

      • Does it communicate?

      • Does it motivate?

      Does it engage?

      • Does the audience find the message/product/service interesting?
      • Who does the audience think this message/product/service is for?
      • Does the audience care?
      • Does it create an emotional connection?

      Does it communicate?

      • What does the audience learn?
      • Are any associations created?
      • How do the different elements of the material (pictures, words, tone, layout, medium) influence understanding?

      Does it motivate?

      • How does the material influence or challenge thoughts, opinions, or preconceived ideas?
      • Is it compelling?
      • Does it change how people behave or how they perceive an issue?
      • Does it encourage new action?


  • Case Study | Epcor


    Brand Assessment

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    Case Study | Habitat for Humanity Edmonton


    Advertising and Communication Assessment

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    Case Study | Fort Edmonton Park


    New Program Evaluation

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    Case Study | Alberta Beverage Container Recycling Corporation


    Program Evaluation

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