Radiance Blog

Last Spring the Denver Business Journal ran an interesting article about how Colorado has one of the highest rates of browsing to e-commerce sites.

The research, produced by Hitwise (a company that uses Internet Service Provider data to track which websites people visit), found that Coloradoans are 16 percent more likely to visit retail websites than [...]

Corona is pleased to share some recent research conducted on behalf of the Colorado Nonprofit Association. Corona has been a long time partner with the Colorado Nonprofit Association and yesterday morning marked the official release of two reports on individual giving in Colorado (Corona researched and assisted with writing the report, “Generous Colorado: Why Donors [...]

We get a lot of inquiries about how to join our panel or participate in our focus groups, and consequently we spend a lot of time explaining that we don’t maintain this kind of recruiting list for participants.  (We custom recruit for almost all our groups.  We’ll explain why below.)  Some questions come from people [...]

For those of you in our area – and especially if you commute using RTD’s Eco Pass – you may have heard about RTD’s proposed plan to eliminate the pass for small businesses. (As background for those of you not acquainted with Denver Transit, RTD is the local transit authority and the Eco Pass is a pass [...]

Our offices are located just a stone’s throw from the convention center here in Denver (not that we’ll be throwing any stones due to security), and as such, we were right in the middle of it all.  So we thought we would share our own [fun] observations.  (We’ll leave the political commentary for everyone else.)

The [...]

Our president and head of quantitative research, Kevin Raines has been chosen to present on the topic of Do It Yourself Survey Results for the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and the Denver Metro Small Business Development Center at the Business Excellence Forum. His presentation will explore:

The advantages and disadvantages of survey [...]

The survey we recently completed for the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs has received two nice write ups in the local press after a great public presentation of the results by DOCA director Dr. Erin Trapp.
This extensive survey of Denver residents consisted of 814 interviews with residents, including 205 with self-identified African Americans and 204 [...]

Forbes.com made no friends with America’s mayors recently when they decided to rank “America’s Most Sinful Cities.” Ranking each city in the United States on the classic Seven Deadly Sins (Lust, Pride, Avarice, Envy, Gluttony, Sloth, and Wrath), they created a snazzy-looking interactive graphic that shows which cites are the best examples of each sin. [...]