QUANTITATIVE

Quantitative information is a method of gathering and looking at numerical data. Here, there will be several services that will be used to find models and midpoints, make estimates, test causal similarities,          and summarize results to a much broader population

• CATI (Computer Assisted Telephone Interviews) : Interviews carried out on telephones and guided by a questionnaire on the screen of the interviewer. This service involves the interviewer recording the answers using a keyboard and mouse to correspond with the pre-coded responses displayed on the screen.

• CAPI (computer assisted personal interviews) : This is a face-to-face method of data collection method in which the interviewer involved while use electronic devices such as phone, mobile, tablet to record answers during the interview.

• PAPI (pen-and-paper personal interviews):  Interviewer will collect data set from any survey using pen and paper, instead of electronic devices.
• CLT (Central Location Test) :  In contrast to a home-initiated test, clt happens in a controlled climate. These are generally alluded as in-hall tests, have various benefits, including the capacity to collaborate face to face with the members
• B2B INTERVIEWS:  B2B interviews are a marketing strategy or content that is geared towards a business organization. Here, B2B interviews will be conducted for companies.
• EXIT INTERVIEWS : Once the study is conducted, all participants will be contacted for an exit interview, to fact check the components of the study as well as record their experience.
• CAR CLINICS :One approach to acquire input about the feelings and inclinations according to the client’s perspective is the “car clinic.” a car clinic is a market test in which clients give top to bottom criticism on another idea or existing vehicle model. The automaker shows somewhere in the range of four and eight contending brands and models to the customer. These vehicles are set in a display area for purchasers to see and give criticism. Car clinics can be dynamic (including movement), or static (including fixed models or test materials)

QUANTITATIVE

Quantitative information is a method of gathering and looking at numerical data. Here, there will be several services that will be used to find models and midpoints, make estimates, test causal similarities,          and summarize results to a much broader population

• CATI (Computer Assisted Telephone Interviews) : Interviews carried out on telephones and guided by a questionnaire on the screen of the interviewer. This service involves the interviewer recording the answers using a keyboard and mouse to correspond with the pre-coded responses displayed on the screen.

• CAPI (computer assisted personal interviews) : This is a face-to-face method of data collection method in which the interviewer involved while use electronic devices such as phone, mobile, tablet to record answers during the interview.

• PAPI (pen-and-paper personal interviews):  Interviewer will collect data set from any survey using pen and paper, instead of electronic devices.
• CLT (Central Location Test) :  In contrast to a home-initiated test, clt happens in a controlled climate. These are generally alluded as in-hall tests, have various benefits, including the capacity to collaborate face to face with the members
• B2B INTERVIEWS:  B2B interviews are a marketing strategy or content that is geared towards a business organization. Here, B2B interviews will be conducted for companies.
• EXIT INTERVIEWS : Once the study is conducted, all participants will be contacted for an exit interview, to fact check the components of the study as well as record their experience.
• CAR CLINICS :One approach to acquire input about the feelings and inclinations according to the client’s perspective is the “car clinic.” a car clinic is a market test in which clients give top to bottom criticism on another idea or existing vehicle model. The automaker shows somewhere in the range of four and eight contending brands and models to the customer. These vehicles are set in a display area for purchasers to see and give criticism. Car clinics can be dynamic (including movement), or static (including fixed models or test materials)