Quantitative research

Measure attitudes, behaviour, preference and opportunity at scale.

MIU supports survey-based research from questionnaire and programming through fieldwork, validation, analysis and reporting for one-time studies and repeatable trackers.

Study types

Quantitative methods aligned to the business decision.

Usage & attitude

Measure category behaviour, needs, preferences, barriers and customer profiles.

Brand tracking

Track awareness, consideration, image, usage, loyalty and competitive position.

Concept & product testing

Evaluate ideas, propositions, claims, features, pricing and purchase intent.

CX, satisfaction & NPS

Measure experience, loyalty, drivers, gaps and improvement priorities.

Ad testing

Assess recall, comprehension, relevance, persuasion and brand linkage.

Segmentation

Identify distinct groups using needs, attitudes, behaviour or value.

Market sizing

Estimate opportunity, audience profile and demand using agreed assumptions.

Employee & stakeholder

Measure engagement, experience, priorities and organisational feedback.

B2C research

Consumer and customer evidence at scale.

B2C studies measure households, buyers, users, shoppers or citizens. Sampling focuses on demographic, behavioural, geographic and usage requirements.

B2B research

Professional and decision-maker evidence.

B2B studies target roles, industries, seniority, company characteristics and decision authority. Feasibility, verification and CPI often differ substantially from general consumer research.

Structured process

From objective to decision-ready outputs.

01

Objective

Define the decision, hypotheses and measurement framework.

02

Sample

Audience, markets, N, quotas, IR and fieldwork method.

03

Survey

Questionnaire, programming, test links and launch approval.

04

Data

Collection, monitoring, validation, cleaning and acceptance.

05

Insight

Analysis, comparison, visualisation, report and recommendations.

Interactive visual demo

See an end-to-end quantitative study in motion.

Follow the path from measurement design to a validated sample and decision-ready comparison.

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Stage 1 of 4

Translate the decision into measurable questions

Objectives, hypotheses, constructs and outputs guide the questionnaire and analysis plan.

  • Usage and attitude
  • Brand, concept and CX measures
  • Clear KPI definitions
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Quantitative brief

Tell us the audience, sample, markets and timeline.

MIU will review feasibility, questionnaire status, method, quality tier and reporting requirements.

Plan the study