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• 25 Years of Change – Cognitive Disabilities
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• Crafting a Theory of Change, Part 1: Where to Begin
• Equity and Access in Translation, Part 2: Evaluating Accessibility
• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Quantitative Data
• Optimizing Your Data Journey: A Guide for Social Sector Organizations
• Equity and Access in Translation, Part 1
• Flexing Our Empathy Muscles
• Norms & Behavior Change, Part 3: Case Studies
• Welcome, Paul!
• Talking Metrics, Part II: A Framework for Looking at Metrics
• Talking Metrics, Part I: Let’s Break Down the Buzzword
• Conducting a Data Audit
• Create Your Organization’s Learning Agenda
• Build Your Team’s Data Literacy
• Norms & Behavior Change, Part 2: Leveraging Norms in Your Messaging 
• Less is More: When to stop qualitative data collection and start analysis
• Helping Museums Conduct Better Surveys
• Norms & Behavior Change, Part 1: When and Why We Conform
• Corona welcomes two new team members
• (Not) Big News
• Qualitative Deep Dives: Positionality, Footing, and Reflexivity
• When DIY turns into OMG: When to Outsource
• Qual on a Budget: How to DIY
• How Our Research Impacts Us as Individuals
• Can we use AI for qualitative research? 
• Can ChatGPT be used for quantitative research? 
• Announcing Karla Raines’ Retirement
• Corona welcomes two new team members in 2022
• Corona is hiring!
• Evaluation: It’s not just for granting agencies!
• Common Sense (Not The Thomas Paine Version, But Close)
• Who to Invite: A Note about Qualitative Sampling
• What are Online Bulletin Boards?
• Computer-Generated Transcription – What to know for your next research project
• Corona Insights announces a new Principal
• What’s your readability score and why should you care?
• Corona Insights is hiring!
• Is a survey like an ice cream cone?
• The COVID-19 Pandemic’s Effects on Arts and Culture Activity
• Corona welcomes four new team members in 2021
• Covid-19 by the numbers: Impacts on families and children
• The 2020 American Community Survey and the Pandemic: Trouble is Brewing
• Examining The New Way The 2020 Census Asked About Race
• A Look Into Other North American Census Questionnaires
• Issues of Bias and Equity in Hiring
• Corona Insights announces a new Principal
• What do we mean by the word “justice?”
• 2020 Census Counts for Apportionment Were Razor Thin
• What if the US Senate was a survey sample?
• It’s Time to Do the Work
• Corona Insights is hiring!
• Mapping Racial and Ethnic Diversity in Colorado
• Feeding Your Brain a Diverse Diet
• Systemic Inequity in Our Communities
• Bias
• Is the Sky Falling for Political Polling?
• Denver – The Ellis Island of Colorado
• How to Use Empathy Maps: A Fictional Case Study
• What are empathy maps?
• What is promising practices research?
• What is secondary research?
• What is knowledge?
• Corona expands strategic planning services
• A Fall Facilitation Special
• What is Equitable Evaluation?
• An Anthropologist’s Guide to Ethnographic Observation
• What is Qualitative Data?
• What is data storytelling?
• What is a Push-to-Web Survey?
• What is Statistical Significance?
• Happy 20th Anniversary, Karla Raines!
• Denver Data Storytellers – Blended Storytelling Strategies
• What is NPS?
• VOC Research – Not Just for Volatile Organic Compounds Anymore
• Corona’s Commitment
• Community and Research: Making the Case for a Nuanced Understanding
• Welcome, Camille
• Colorado’s COVID-19 Experience Part 5: Types of Worry
• Colorado’s COVID-19 Experience Part 4: How COVID-19 Impacts Quality of Life
• Adaptation in Evaluation: Pressures and Progress in a Time of COVID-19
• Colorado’s COVID-19 Experience Part 3: Past & Future Plans
• Colorado’s COVID-19 Experience Part 2: Community Response
• 10 tips for facilitating your next Zoom meeting
• Colorado’s COVID-19 Experience Part 1: How CO is Coping
• Are We “Flattening the Curve?”
• Social Distancing: How Are We Doing?
• Ideas for How to Help Your Community
• It’s Time for the Ultimate Survey
• Tips for staying sane in your home office
• COVID-19 Impacts by Age Group in Colorado
• The US Census: Why is it important?
• What’s everyone saying in those COVID-19 update emails?
• So, About Our Name…
• When the virus shares your name: An update on COVID-19 from the Corona Insights team
• Displacement, Disruption, and Distortion: Three Forces Threatening Your Mission Delivery in 2020
• The Future of Qual
• Future of our work: Personas
• The increasing prevalence of mixed methods research designs
• The continuously evolving data privacy landscape
• The Roaring Twenties begins with a change in leadership at Corona Insights
• Wrapping up 20 in ’19
• An Interview with Webb Strategic Communications
• Havre de Grace Arts Collective
• Seven Years of Growth and Impact
• GiveWell
• Staff Interview: Jim Pripusich
• Robin Albert, Summit County, Colorado
• Colorado Media Project
• Welcome, Caitlin!
• Arts & culture: What do Coloradans want to know? [Event]
• Ginny Sawyer: Community Builder and Problem Solver
• My Pit Bull is Family
• Look beyond the financial transaction
• What to join? Co-working space, meetup or traditional association?
• Welcome to the future. Today’s 4-year-old will be the parent of 2040.
• Staff Interview: Beth Mulligan
• What’s your Story?
• Swat that SWOT. She said what?
• Colorado Population 2040: 4 Trends to Watch
• Taking a Leap Together: Knowledge Leads to Bold Action and Dramatic Results
• 2020 Election Cycle Brings Spotlight to Colorado
• Bikes Together: Transforming Communities Through Bicycle Access And Education
• Staff Interview: Jamie Blair
• I love everything about Corona
• The Many Lands of Colorado
• Information to empower Colorado’s cities and towns
• RedLine
• Delivering on Purpose: A Conversation with Karla Raines
• Corona Day
• Public Health Blogging Series Recap
• Center for Visual Art
• Staff Interview: Kevin Raines
• Marijuana and Public Health – The Complicated Story of Impact We’re Still Writing
• Making the world a healthier place
• Understand the People, Understand the Problem.
• Turbocharging Transformation for the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences at DU
• Ending hunger at its root: Metro Caring
• Staff Interview: Molly Hagan
• How Insights + Strategy added up for Donor Alliance
• Public health policy and advocacy in Colorado: A case study in tobacco and vaping
• Strategic leaders create meaning to make a difference
• Colorado Teen Health
• The continually evolving Denver International Airport
• Promoting Animal Welfare: The Dumb Friends League
• Exploring the World of Public Health
• Staff Interview: Matt Herndon
• Community Challenges Recap
• Navigating a Dynamic Operating Environment: Colorado Nonprofit Association
• 9,900% Growth
• Celebrating our community: Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
• Staff Interview: Andrew Streight
• The Art and Soul of This City: Denver Arts & Venues (part 2)
• It Could Have Gone Off the Rails
• The Art and Soul of This City: Denver Arts & Venues (part 1)
• Lyfts and Transit and Bicycles (Oh My!)
• Celebrating our community: Colorado Fourteeners Initiative
• Staff Interview: David Kennedy
• The Challenging Landscape of Public Education
• Communities Seek Creative Solutions to the Country’s Housing Affordability Crisis
• How the (now ended) Government Shutdown is Affecting Colorado Communities
• Celebrating our community: Wild Plum Center of Longmont, Colorado
• The issues facing our communities
• Staff Interview: Matt Bruce
• Client Interview: Sara Reynolds
• Arts and Culture Blog Series Recap
• The arts and…cannabis?
• How Allentown is using art to shape its downtown
• Cultural Competency Requires more than Translations
• Taking Culture Seriously in Social Science
• Corona welcomes our newest Associate, Jim Pripusich
• What do we mean by “arts” and “culture?”
• Disrupting the membership machine: An interview with Rosie Siemer
• Realizing Denver’s dreams for arts and culture: An interview with Kent Rice
• The Impact of Arts and Culture
• Human Services Blog Series Recap
• Colorado Housing Affordability: Challenges and Solutions
• Solidarity, Not Charity: An Approach to Dealing with Food Insecurity
• DU’s Keystone Strategic Plan leads to action
• Aging in Wyoming
• Adulting in Wyoming
• There’s No Place Like Home
• Defining the Vulnerable and At-Risk Populations: Who are We Really Looking At?
• Higher Education Blog Series Recap
• The Complexities of Higher Education for Low-Income Students
• Investigating Student Loan Debt
• GoodBusiness – The State of Corporate Philanthropy in Colorado
• The Economics of Higher Education: An Interview with Jill Tiefenthaler, President of Colorado College
• Graduate Students and their Changing Expectations
• Cousins with a Lot in Common: Culturals and Colleges—Part 2
• Cousins with a Lot in Common: Culturals and Colleges—Part 1
• The State of Higher Education: A Corona Insights Blog Series
• Creative Ways to Get Useful and Actionable Data for a Small Budget Needs Assessment
• Membership Association Recap
• The Importance and Scale of Membership Associations
• Assessing Your Organization’s Competition
• Considerations for researching your members
• Preferred membership benefits and how they can change over time
• What type of benefits do members care about most?
• The importance of segmenting your membership
• Virtual Natives
• Mirror, mirror on the wall. Do Denver residents see themselves in arts, cultural and creative organizations?
• How to communicate with members in your organization
• Imagine 2020 Data Snack
• Measuring in Multiple Dimensions
• Corona 2017 Promotions
• How to measure what people want
• The drama of measuring strategic progress
• Measuring Reactions to Your Ideas
• How do you measure the value of an experience?
• New Case Study: Summit County Health
• Questions? Conversation killers?
• Measurement Ideas in Evaluation
• Breaking down the wall between quant and qual
• The Four Cornerstones of Survey Measurement: Part 2
• Keeping it constant: 3 things to keep in mind with your trackers
• The Four Cornerstones of Survey Measurement: Part 1
• Corona welcomes our newest Associate, Andrew Streight
• Human Experience (HX) Research
• When Data Collection Changes the Experience
• Feeding your market’s desire to participate in surveys
• Defining Best Practices and Evidence-Based Programs
• When experiences can lead you astray
• Tuft & Needle: Incredible Mattresses. Incredible research?
• Based on my experience…
• Phenomenology: One way to Understand the Lived Experience
• If you are traveling to watch the eclipse, be prepared
• Hey, did you hear that joke about naturally occurring data going to a bar?
• Understanding customer satisfaction requires understanding the customer experience
• Welcome, Molly and Sandra!
• Researching things that go boom
• Corona presents on marijuana research at upcoming conference
• Ugh, Millennials
• Thinking strategically about benchmarks
• Activating research
• Getting the most out of your customer survey
• How data-driven insights can reveal strategic advantages
• Market research can be more than just research
• Engagement in evaluation
• Who’s coming to your next meeting? Flame throwers, feral cats and posers
• Moving from customers to patrons
• Welcome to the consumer era: When engagement drives change
• From engaging to capturing – rethinking business models that stick
• Listening isn’t enough
• 4 Steps to Engaging Market Research
• Co-creating Insights through Participatory Research
• State of Our Cities and Towns – 2017
• Where to next? Election polling and predictions
• Subpopulations in Research
• Does This Survey Make Sense?
• What do you do for a living?
• Writing an RFP
• Ensuring your graphs are honest
• Predictable Unknowns
• Research Without Borders
• Strategy in an era of unpredictability
• Beyond the logic model: Improve program outcomes by mapping causes of success and failure
• What are your organization’s demographics?
• Online research is becoming more feasible in smaller locales (and that includes Denver)
• Corona Insights has moved!
• Research on Research: Boosting Online Survey Response Rates
• Is yesterday’s intermediary ready to become the platform of tomorrow?
• The Race to the Rockies – Colorado Migration Part 1
• Do you have kids? Wait – let me restate that.
• How representative is that qualitative data anyway?
• Car vs. Bike
• Shhhhhhhh!! Did you know there are three secrets to strategic success?
• There is more to a quality survey than margin of error
• New Case Study: New Mexico State Parks SCORP
• Nonprofit Data Heads
• Art meets architecture in Denver this weekend
• Happy or not
• Your Baby Is Increasingly Special and Unique, Apparently
• Building Empathy
• DIY Tools: Network Graphing
• Making improvements through A/B testing
• Where are we now? The new next era nonprofit
• Turning Passion into Actionable Data
• Informal Research for Nonprofit Organizations
• Dieting with Data
• Harness the Power of Cumulative Effects
• Corona’s 2015 Year in Review
• The Challenges of Measuring Home
• Top 10 Radiance Blog posts of 2015
• Who’s Excited for 2016?
• Reluctance: the antithesis of leadership
• One Plus Zero Equals Ten: The Perspective of a Three-Year-Old
• Magic 8 Ball Says…Outlook Good!
• New Case Study: Children’s Museum of Denver
• Predicting The Future
• Celebrating Beth’s 9 Year Anniversary
• The Corona Observer
• How to Choose your own Adventure when it comes to Research
• Does Prison Make People Find Religion?
• Visualizing data: 5 Best practices
• Weight on What Matters
• Question What You Know
• What your response rate says about engagement
• The Challenging In-Between: Bridging the gap among visionaries and operational experts
• Navigating Time and Space: Why we Include Geography
• Incorporating Exercises into Focus Groups
• Graphs: An effective tool, but use them carefully
• Welcome, Gregory!
• Latest Edition of The Corona Observer: Coronerds in the Sun
• Wondering if you’re normal? The answer is probably yes.
• The more things change…
• Hey honey, wanna help me with a big project?
• Adventures in Book Club: A Research Story
• Tax Burden by County in Colorado
• Tracking H2O
• Corona Summer Camp 2015: AAPOR
• The Lifesavers Conference
• Total Trivia Crack Scores by Game and Duration – The final post is a series of blogs analyzing Trivia Crack
• Total Trivia Crack Scores – The eighth in a series of posts analyzing Trivia Crack
• The Arts Category – The seventh in a series of posts analyzing Trivia Crack
• The History Category – The sixth in a series of posts analyzing Trivia Crack
• The Entertainment Category – The fifth in a series of posts analyzing Trivia Crack
• Measuring Trivia Crack Scores – The fourth in a series of posts analyzing Trivia Crack
• The Geography Category – The third in a series of posts analyzing Trivia Crack
• The Sports Category – The second in a series of posts analyzing Trivia Crack
• Knowledge About Knowledge – Trivia Crack Evaluation Measures
• Of anchors, sails and strategic plans
• Colorado’s New Statewide Child Abuse Hotline
• A fresh start with your customer feedback
• It’s All About How You Ask
• Corona Insights is hiring
• Is tomorrow the first real Pi day?
• Fresh Evaluation Ideas for Spring
• Brand Tracking for Sustained Growth
• Research To Do List
• Is your Neighbor an Engineer?
• The Wages of Engineering Grads
• The career evolution of engineers
• Once an engineer, always an engineer?
• Which Corona blog posts did you read this year? We have a guess.
• The Corona-Nerd Gift Guide
• To Force or not to Force (an answer): It’s a complicated question
• The Power of Ranking
• Big Insights can come in Little Numbers
• Welcome, Mollie!
• How Researchers Hire
• The Latest Edition of The Corona Observer
• Haunted by Old Survey Questions
• New Case Study: 1920’s Era Town
• Asking the “right” people is half the challenge
• The cautionary tale of 5 scary strategic planning mistakes: Part V – Don’t get too tuckered out
• Who you gonna call?
• The cautionary tale of 5 scary strategic planning mistakes: Part IV – Be willing to say “no”
• The cautionary tale of 5 scary strategic planning mistakes: Part III – Dismiss unrealistic expectations
• Begin with the end in mind
• The cautionary tale of 5 scary strategic planning mistakes: Part II – Avoid side swipes
• The cautionary tale of 5 scary strategic planning mistakes; Part I: Don’t self-sabotage
• Millionaires at McDonalds
• Explaining a complex world simply and incorrectly
• Refer a client to Corona, receive an iPad
• Data for your sleepless nights
• Data-driven strategy, oh yeah.
• The relevance of reviews
• Top five ski resorts
• Corona wins Gold Peak Award for Market Research
• A dose of data for your springtime allergies
• Yes, that college degree is still worth the cost of attendance
• Using data to improve your life
• Can you spot statistically significant differences in your data?
• How to creatively solve problems
• How to make sense of open-ended responses
• Four questions to ask before starting your evaluation
• 4 ways to report customer satisfaction
• How to ask demographic questions
• Societal values in music
• Why pay research participants?
• Imagine 2020 launch
• What are you measuring when you ask your customers, “Are you satisfied?”
• Is cluster sampling a good fit for your survey?
• Putting the Pieces Together: Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods
• How to ask the right questions
• Strategic planning and market research fuel IMAGINE 2020
• State of Our Cities & Towns 2014: Transportation
• Qualitative Market Research How-To: Online Bulletin Boards
• Where does a SWOT come from and where does it lead?
• Online polls are not scientific research
• Online qualitative tools provide more workscope options
• Quick tip for assessing research quality
• 343 Travel Magnets and Counting
• Increase in giving
• Give yourself a data boost
• Big brains. Bigger hearts
• Paying it forward
• Never trust an assumption
• Deciding where to give in the season of giving
• The United [Fill in the Blank] of America
• Black Friday Fever: Facts and Findings
• ‘Tis the Season for Giving
• Part #8 Wanted: Collaborative leaders
• Part #7: Denver’s economic expansion is fueled by arts, culture and creativity
• Part #6: Denver supports all of its artists and creatives
• Part #5: Lifelong learning inspires us all
• Part #4: Let’s be the city that solves this problem by 2020
• Part #3: Let’s get braggadocious
• Part #2: We envision a Denver that oozes arts, culture and creativity
• Part #1: What do you imagine for Denver?
• Choosing the Right Research Method: Planes, False Claims and Automobiles
• CMOs Can Enhance Their Roles through Strategic Marketing Planning
• Big data is not required for big insights
• Statler Brothers’ Class of ’57
• The language of surveys
• What seniors want from open space
• What selling a house can teach us about market research
• What is the Hardest Science?
• Research, insights and coffee
• Evolutionary vs. Revolutionary
• Nonprofit Board Effectiveness
• Making the Most of Our Money
• Trends in market research: Analyzing the hype
• Digital media is enhancing market research
• Missouri Colleges and Universities: Private or Public
• C-level executives have a desire for more data-driven strategic marketing
• Business Model Lessons from CO Girl Scouts
• A Lesson from Social Entrepreneurs – Think Customers and Markets
• In case you were curious like us…
• Part 3: Actual behavior – What we do
• Part 2: Behavioral intention—What we plan to do
• Part 1: Previous Behavior – What we did
• Measuring human behavior: Opportunities and Challenges
• Proxies for culture
• How to tell real market research from … other stuff
• Corona Insights takes home another Gold Peak award
• The great Peruvian Census of 2007
• Corona launches Chief Strategy Officer service
• Sometimes beautiful data is only skin deep
• Pete and Repeat and Me
• The Power of Visual Storytelling
• The New Frontier of Qualitative Research Tools
• Meet Glenn, a testament to Bill Daniels’ legacy
• The Aesthetics of Data
• Imagine 2020: Denver is talking. We keep listening.
• What makes for a great market researcher?
• Earth Day Turns 43
• What hot wing sauce can teach us about scales
• Is your nonprofit making data-driven decisions?
• You Can Survey Too Much
• Strategy paying off
• Statistics are the table saw of truth discovery
• When to quit (market research)
• What do you imagine for arts, culture and creativity in Denver?
• Times, they are a-changin’
• The combination of marketing and strategy
• Mirror mirror on the wall, what is the least desirable methodology of them all?
• Curate your data, connections, and content
• Your organization’s magic eight ball
• Excited about Denver’s art
• The Resource Exchange Introduces a New Service
• The Iron Triangle of Qualitative Analysis
• An interview with 9News “Leader of the Year” Christine Marquez-Hudson
• Living the brand means rethinking the business model
• How’s your driving? Using data to answer your questions.
• Wanted: Greater Nonprofit Impact
• Three new employees on board for 2013
• Valentine’s Day Data
• DIY is no substitute for expertise
• Here’s to people who fill out surveys
• The One Trick Pony
• The Power of Numbers
• Interplay between corporate planning and marketing organization planning
• “Yes, and Thank You:” Improv in the Nonprofit Sector
• Demographics and Political Representation
• Hello revolution. I knew you’d call.
• State of Our Cities and Towns 2013
• Market re-church
• Part 2: The NFL’s Talent Pool and Expansion
• Cartography: Pros and Cons
• Lies, damn lies, and search data
• Part 1: The NFL’s Talent Pool and Expansion
• Corona’s Radiance Blog – Top Posts of 2012
• Hold for the revolution
• Happy New Year from Corona
• #4 Nonprofit Sector Transformer and Macro Disruptor
• The most dangerous job in the world
• #3 Nonprofit Sector Transformer and Macro Disruptor
• #2 Nonprofit Sector Transformer and Macro Disruptor
• #1 Nonprofit Sector Transformer and Macro Disruptor
• The Black Mobile Cyber Small Business sale
• A Shifting Nonprofit Sector
• Next era nonprofits
• Tata Motors – On the Road to Strategic Marketing in India?
• Unusual Questions Asked in the U.S. Census
• Nonprofit Exec = Strategist + Business Model Designer
• RFP Scoping Using our Insights for Strategic Marketing Machine
• Corona Insights is hiring a Research Associate
• Coronaween
• Seeing the light when setting strategy
• That hammer is a lousy screwdriver
• Welcome to the team, Sarah Williams
• Beer and politics
• Asking survey questions that measure what you are trying to measure
• Research…and a little bit of magic
• “Feel Inside” Helps Cure Kids
• Geena Davis loves research! (And you should, too.)
• Smartphone addiction and what it means for market research
• Power of the nonprofit brand
• Keep market research simple
• Friday football factoids
• Denver Law raised their rankings
• Welcome, Sarah and Kassidy!
• The power of showing up
• The new era of commonalities
• Time to check in: How’s your strategy?
• Of the Higgs boson and lavender farms
• Corona is hiring: Associate – Qualitative Research Focus
• Happy Anniversary, Leo!
• BMA Roundtable Recap
• Changemakers and the Synergistic Business Model
• Karla Raines named finalist for Outstanding Women in Business
• Last chance to register: First Steps in Data-Driven Strategic Marketing
• Happy birthday to the USA – and Corona!
• Leo Lewis presenting at the Business Marketing Association
• Corona Insights is hiring: Operations Assistant
• Synergistic Business Model on CausePlanet.org
• Corona unveils new video
• Corona launches beta of Co-Strategy
• Why strategy is important in understanding your environment
• The American Community Survey could be eliminated
• Happy Anniversary, Radiance Blog!
• Ansoff’s Matrix and product market strategy
• A take on the interrelation between strategy frameworks
• Do your homework before using strategy models
• MythTrouncers Episode 5: Online market research is the only way to go these days.
• Celebrating milestones
• What is your marketing organization missing? If you don’t know, it could be time for an audit
• MythTrouncers Episode 4: Research doesn’t do anything but sit on the shelf and collect dust.
• CWEE featured on PBS
• MythTrouncers Episode 3: Research is only useful for making tactical decisions.
• Looking at survey responses by audience
• Happy Pi Day!
• Welcome, Kim!
• MythTrouncers Episode 2: We don’t need more research. We already have so much data, we don’t know what to do with it.
• MythTrouncers Episode 1: Quantitative research is better than qualitative, and vice versa.
• Moving day – Corona’s new address
• The vortex of anxiety
• Assumptions and guesses and myths, oh my!
• Inspiring the next era nonprofit association
• A framework for data-driven strategic marketing
• Corona continues to survey the running community
• Foresights Exemplified – Hello, Nonprofit Business Model
• State of Our Cities and Towns
• Colorado Symphony: Act 3, Scene 1
• Corona in action
• 1001th Project
• Next Era Nonprofits: Upcoming SVP Workshop
• Corona donates furniture to a good cause
• The Audacity of Accountability
• How many people actually cut the cords?
• Be Resolute
• Happy Holidays from Corona
• Corona and CausePlanet.org
• Existing home sales revisions – The challenges of complex data
• Interview with a Corona Research Manager
• Colorado Gives Day 2011
• Insights from TEDxCrestmoorParkWomen
• Karla Raines Presenting at TEDxCrestmoorParkWomen
• Nonprofit Business Model – A Definition
• Nonprofit Business Models – Getting Past the Semantics
• Bold. Smart. Strategic. WFCO’s new strategic plan
• Up Close and Personal – The Quest for Sustainability of the Colorado Symphony
• The Colorado Generosity Project: Understanding Giving
• Fun college student demographics
• New census document describes the aging of America
• Welcome, Heather and Michelle
• Insights for Good #6
• Kevin is running across America
• Corona takes home Gold Peak Award from CO-AMA for Market Research
• Why Do Girls Love Horses, Unicorns And Dolphins?
• Asking questions of value
• Insights for Good #5
• Corona featured in new book – Strategy for Good
• Market research is dead. Long live market research.
• You’re not alone in procrastinating
• Neuromarketing is catching on – but is it ready for prime time?
• Seeing data is far better than reading data
• Porsche’s research shows they need to change perceptions
• Corona Insights is hiring
• Thank you to Gregg Moss and 9News!
• Two more examples of great social media
• Racing for feedback
• Top 5 Reasons Gregg Moss at 9News should wear a Corona shirt
• Insights for Good #4 [UPDATED DATE]
• Corona is a finalist for CEBA’s Ethics in Business Award
• What’s the common denominator for 2011 trends?
• Another research method we won’t use
• In good company
• It’s not what the numbers add up to, it’s what they mean
• Planning never goes out of style
• Listening to your market
• Happy Holidays from Corona Insights
• Assessing secondary data
• Online research and carbon emissions
• Official launch of the Synergistic Business Model™
• From “ah ha” to reality – BCH expansion
• A new form of SUGGING? PUGGING?
• GAP logo debacle
• Insights for Good #3
• Webinar – Introduction to the Synergistic Business Model
• Corona Insights is on Twitter
• Corona presents at Colorado Nonprofit Association Fall Conference
• Friday fun: Market research and social media stats
• Insights for Good, Event #2
• Taking care of respondents
• Corona Insights presents at NASPD
• Scary data
• External forces impacting research
• Our Outstanding Woman in Business
• Welcome, Amy!
• Unthink your brand?
• Friday fun: Polls on annoying polls
• Elusive data.
• Possible end to the census in Britain
• A lunch time treat
• Corona starts “Insights for Good”
• An award-winning anniversary
• Corona Insights announces its newest service: The Strategy Tune-Up
• Corona receives a Silver Peak Award from the Colorado AMA
• Pioneer Park – Questions Answered
• Arizona park closing due to budget
• Friday fun: Mathematical tricksters
• Corona Insights presents at upcoming AMA event
• A strategic plan for the evolution of law
• Asking questions in a vacuum
• Corona receives a Silver Gold Key Award from the BMA
• Corona’s work for the Colorado Children’s Immunization Coalition receiving national attention
• Pivot – A new way to organize and connect data
• New Internet math
• We predict a Census form in your mailbox…
• LinkedIn closes its doors to market researchers
• Apparently Twitter’s success wasn’t a surprise
• Love for a nerdy webcomic
• Opt-in panels vs. probability samples
• Census outreach
• Baseball (analytics) fever
• Integrating market research
• Social Media Research Ethics
• Three recent projects from Corona Insights
• Customers: The ultimate judges
• Good data = smart decisions
• Domino’s’ “Focus Group” Advertisements
• Ad for Microsoft Office tools would have benefited from use of Microsoft Office tools
• 2010: The Year of the Census
• Twitter for market research – depends who you ask
• The Strategic Marketing Process (and how market research can inform it)
• Drawing conclusions from Amazon Kindle’s customer reviews
• And they called it iPad
• Strategic Synergies
• Welcome Todd!
• Research and Strategy Trends for 2010 (part 2)
• Research and Strategy Trends for 2010 (part 1)
• Numbers
• Corona Insights’ Leo Lewis presenting at the Business Marketing Association breakfast
• Get the cart behind the horse
• The 12 Graphs of Christmas
• The Corona-tini
• Corona Insights’ Holiday Answer Generator
• Research gone wrong
• Corona Insights on 9News
• Maintaing a neutral balance
• Changing perceptions
• And the Oscar goes to…
• Representative sampling
• Recognition for recent strategic plan
• Corona Research is now Corona Insights
• Best tool for market research?
• CORONA INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE OUR 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
• 2.4 112 26.2
• Consistent momentum
• Social media and research
• Simplicity
• Phone apps role in research
• LinkedIn Survey
• Research gone wrong – online polls
• Strategy here, strategy everywhere
• Virtual stores
• Avoid pie
• Congrats on 10 years!
• Research in action – BMW
• Welcome Corona interns
• So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, adieu …
• Small Business of the Year video
• Busy times…
• Organization brings data to dog bite discussions
• Small Business of the Year!
• How to rank – Four tips for smarter ranking questions
• Coronal Flares 2
• Recent news story on a Corona client
• Understanding the consumer
• Some Friday fun
• Variation in focus group styles
• Timeliness of surveys
• California dreamin’ on such a winter’s day
• Small Business of the Year Finalist!
• 8 ways to save on market research
• 2009 forecasted to be a rough year for market research
• An interview with a professional respondent II
• Using data mining to determine your credit
• Measure it then do it
• Fostering customer loyalty in grocery stores
• A great graph or a horrible graph?
• Research in action
• An interview with a professional respondent
• Seth’s five tips for better online surveys
• Facebook opening up to research
• Ski surveys
• Observation rooms … they’re not just for focus groups
• What are we weighting for?
• Tradeoffs between survey length and cooperation
• Is Detroit now asking the right questions?
• The not so ultimate question?
• Knowing your audience
• Looking forward to 2009
• Diversity in projects
• Twas the night before Chistmas, and all through our offices…
• The many uses of surveys
• The untapped potential of small business donors
• What do you think?
• Cutting through the clutter
• Everything is connected (moreso than usual)
• Just released – “Generous Colorado: Why Donors Give”
• Award winning client makes us proud
• Corona’s 500th Project
• Obama plus the Internet = A new strategy for political engagement
• Long surveys
• Importance of market research in an economic downturn
• A pre-holiday break.
• Coronal Flares
• In-flight surveys
• LinkedIn launches online survey sample service
• Another great tool…Twitter search
• Service and the airlines
• Presidential polling
• Ethnography as it should be
• 18 Steps to preventing and catching online cheaters
• Safaris and girls, girls and safaris
• Trends in travel…and research
• Professional survey respondents
• The importance of “other” both here and in Madagascar
• Who Uses the Internet? (Part 2: Demographics)
• Temporarily Buried……
• Customer service and the little things
• Who Uses the Internet? (Part 1: State by State)
• The official lemur of Corona Research
• Corona Helps Determine The Economic Impact of Colorado’s Nonprofit Sector
• Corona provides data for Eco Pass issue
• Corona is a semi-finalist for the Better Business Bureau’s Torch Award
• Greening Market Research
• The Godless West?
• Our observations on the DNC
• Modeling the DNC
• Concerns over online tracking
• Reliability of Google Trends
• Coffee & Core Competencies
• Cloudwatching
• Corona presents “Do it yourself surveys”
• More defective research…from the inside
• The importance of good sampling
• Google Insights
• Be Careful What You Ask For
• Corona team member helps Ad2 Denver take 2nd place in public service competition!
• Obama’s Super Marketing Machine
• Who uses this stuff anyway?
• Don’t Stop….Graphing?
• Corona Makes Fastest Growing Private Companies List … Again!
• Forget Gen Y, What About the “Google Generation”?
• Now that’s market research!
• Three laws of Great Graphs?
• Way back when…
• Which Starbucks will close?
• It’s not about what people “want”- it’s about what they need
• Auf Wiedersehen Stephanie!
• Market research for the individual
• The many uses of research
• Market research on gaming leaked
• The U.S. Census: Great-great-grandparent to this Blog
• Polling at the POP
• I’ve been SUGGED!
• They get one right
• Guess we won’t be getting a call from Apple
• Who is Gen Y?
• Sugging and Frugging
• Ford’s swap your ride “research”
• Shift Happens
• Denver Performing Arts Survey Results
• Auto dealers and their “research”
• That’s a long receipt
• Welcome to Radiance