Focus groups
A focus group is a form of qualitative research in which a group of respondents are asked about their feeling, opinions, perceptions, and attitudes toward a new product, concept, or service. This is used typically in the discovery phase when organizations wish to create an overall direction for a new product concept. They can also be used in the evaluation phase as a last check before launching the new product, to test market the new product, name the new product, explore packaging alternatives, or to gain feedback regarding market launch strategies.
Typically, a focus group is an interview conducted by a trained moderator with a small group of respondents. The respondents are recruited on the basis of a predefined criterion, and could ...
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