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3/8/16

Turning Passion into Actionable Data

Nonprofits are among my favorite clients that we work with here at Corona for a variety of reasons, but one of the things that I love most is the passion that surrounds nonprofits.  That passion shines through the most in our work when we do research with internal stakeholders for the nonprofit.  This could include […]

By Mollie BoettcherRead More

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2/17/16

Informal Research for Nonprofit Organizations

While Corona serves all three sectors (private, public, and nonprofit) in our work, we have always had a soft spot for our nonprofit clients.  No other type of organization is asked to do more with less, so we love working with nonprofits to help them refine their strategies to be both more effective at fulfilling […]

By Matt HerndonRead More

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1/20/16

Dieting with Data

I don’t know about you, but one of my favorite things about the holidays is all of the great food that we get to eat. In just a month-and-a-half, we get to enjoy a beautiful Thanksgiving Turkey, succulent Holiday ham, and our favorite hors d’oeuvres on New Year’s Eve. It’s during these wonderful days I […]

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1/6/16

Harness the Power of Cumulative Effects

This week we’re all getting a fresh start with the new year.  The start of a new year is one of several “fresh start” events (along with birthdays, 1st of the months, Mondays, and so on) throughout the year that provide motivation to embark on changes.  New research shows we use these events to mentally […]

By Beth MulliganRead More

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12/30/15

The Challenges of Measuring Home

Home has many different definitions, both physical and conceptual.  It is where the heart is, according to Pliny the Elder, or it’s where you keep your stuff according to George Carlin.  It’s a structure, a family, a memory, or just anywhere you feel comfortable.  Or maybe it’s all of these things. I spend a fair […]

By Kevin RainesRead More

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12/18/15

Who’s Excited for 2016?

Oh man, where did 2015 even go? Sometimes the end of the year makes me anxious because I start thinking about all the things that need to be done between now and December 31st. And then I start thinking about things that I need to do in the upcoming year, like figuring out how to […]

By Kate DarwentRead More

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12/7/15

Magic 8 Ball Says…Outlook Good!

It’s hard to believe that it’s already that time of year where you’re thinking not only about turkeys, in-laws and shopping, but also reflecting on what you’ve accomplished in the last year.  For me, this November marks my one-year anniversary with Corona Insights, and since Gregory joined our team this fall, I’m officially no longer […]

By Mollie BoettcherRead More

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12/4/15

New Case Study: Children’s Museum of Denver

We are excited to share a new case study about our work with the Children’s Museum of Denver. This case study in particular is a real treat to share, as it is such a great example of a client taking research findings and capitalizing on the information gained to create a truly inspiring result. You can view the […]

By Sarah SvitakRead More

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12/2/15

Predicting The Future

In one form or another, much of market research is aimed at predicting the future.  Whether you are considering opening a new line of business, tweaking your advertisements, or just trying to serve your constituents better, the key purpose is almost always some form of “If we do X, then what will happen?”  However, when […]

By Matt HerndonRead More

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10/28/15

How to Choose your own Adventure when it comes to Research

One of the things we’ve been doing at Corona this year that I’ve really enjoyed is resurrecting our book club. I enjoy it because it’s one way to think about the things we are doing from a bigger picture point of view, which is a welcome contrast to the project-specific thinking we are normally doing. […]

By Kate DarwentRead More