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Customer satisfaction research focusses on customers’ perceptions of their experiences with the products and services of a company, to determine their level of satisfaction. Its primary purpose is to empower management to take measures to improve customer retention.
Applications
Customer satisfaction research empowers top management to align their organization to better serve the needs of their customers. It helps them prioritize resources and initiatives in products, services and people development.
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1) Details Description of Market Research Services:
Focus Group Discussion (FGD)
Focus group interview is a type of qualitative research which helps clients to understand consumers thoroughly. By moderating respondents, hidden viewpoints can be turned out from debates among these respondents that we cannot get from quantitative research studies.

Depth of Information (DI)
Focus groups are a research method which delivers qualitative data that is rich in depth and not numerical in nature. Data tends to be in words, pictures, symbols etc. The group provides the forum for discussion, and the group moderator, i.e. the researcher guiding the group, uses their skills to assist the group members to engage in discussion, thus flushing out ideas, attitudes, and experiences. The focus group is more than a group interview. The key element is the group process; the interaction between the group members.

The topic of discussion (CLT)
Benefits of Central Location Testing (CLT) in Market Research CLTs are conducted in various settings, including hotels, malls, churches, testing labs, schools, eateries, community settings, and more. With CLTs, researchers gain the ability to eliminate bias because of the controlled-environment aspect. Take for example you are conducting a taste test. You can give all participants the same amount of food along with the same beverage to drink. In addition, because all participants are monitored in the same setting, this further eliminates bias. CLTs also give researchers the ability to obtain "raw" feedback. Unlike over-the-phone and online surveys, CLTs make it possible to view the participants' body language and facial reactions. This observational data is often of crucial value for product development and marketing purposes. Our market research blog talked about the interpretation of body language here. Another benefit of CLTs stems from researchers being able to ask questions in real-time based on participant actions. This is especially important as it allows researchers to fully test intangible concepts along with tangible goods. Researchers can take note of participants' sensory impressions and more. CLTs are usually a cost-effective method for conducting market research. CLT market research companies can book a suitable location of their choice that complements their research objectives. CLTs also give researchers the ability to recruit a large number of participants in a short amount of time.

Types of Central Location Testing (CLT) Methods
To glean the most valuable data from a CLT, it is important to use the right testing method. There are several to choose from. Your marketing research objectives will influence which method is most appropriate for each CLT you conduct.
Paired Comparison Test
Each participant is given a set of standardized criteria along with two products. They are then asked to compare those products at the same time according to the standardized criteria. This helps researchers understand how two products compare against one another.