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Jane Boutelle

Jane is the CCO and Co-Founder of Digsite, where she and the team provide the first truly social platform for getting consumer insights and user feedback. She has a deep background in software product management and marketing.

Recent Posts

How Triangulation Can Help You Verify Your Qualitative Market Research

Posted on December 08, 2015 by Jane Boutelle

A concern with qualitative market research is that it lacks the statistical validity of quantitative research. However, using a method called “Triangulation,” you can find trends that, while not statistically valid, can reassure the leaders of your company that you’re on the right path.

How to Recruit Participants for Your Online Customer Research

Posted on December 01, 2015 by Jane Boutelle

Without the right people responding to your questions, your customer research won’t yield actionable results. That’s why recruiting the right participants is so crucial to your online customer research. Here are some tips to ensure optimal recruiting.

Innovative Product Ideas Start With These Golden Nuggets

Posted on November 10, 2015 by Jane Boutelle

Behind every innovative product idea is a golden nugget of customer insight. How do you prospect for the nugget, and more importantly, how do you get management to understand its value once you’ve unearthed it?

PIZZA BRAND GETS DEEP DISH CONSUMER RESEARCH INSIGHTS IN THIN CRUST TIME

Posted on October 23, 2015 by Jane Boutelle

With time ticking before a national launch, Palermo’s Pizza needed deep customer insights to finesse their new packaging. By combining five key online market research ingredients, they found what resonated with their customers.

13 Ideas to Jumpstart Your Content Marketing — All From Your Customers

Posted on October 06, 2015 by Jane Boutelle

These days content is king. But where do you find enough ideas to keep feeding that ferocious content machine? The best solution is to know the needs of customers, and then mine those needs for content-inspired ideas. Here are 13 ideas to get you started:

Hungry for Deep Customer Insights? Learn How to Answer the Five Main Objections

Posted on September 22, 2015 by Jane Boutelle

New Voice of Customer research tools make it easy to access the needed insights to develop and sell product. So why aren’t more marketers and organizations buying in? Let’s look at the typical objections, and how to convince your organization otherwise.