We are devoted to the understanding of behavior, attitude and emotions of Mexicans – citizens, consumers, voters, communities.
We understand the mindset behind individual human behavior within specific social and cultural contexts. We use various research techniques to provide the most valuable results for our clients to make informed and assertive decisions.
By establishing direct contact we get to know and understand your potential voters- their perceptions, thoughts, emotions, reactions and decision-making processes. We capture how you audience position you and your project in their lives. Once we get a good understanding of your audience and their needs, we draw a map of how you can get your message through.
We work with government entities to understand how they communicate and build healthy relations with their citizens. Based on a better understanding of their beneficiaries, we help with the design of more efficient government programs and public services.
Using publicly available sources, this in-depth method allows us to construct accurate database and theoretical frameworks. In this way, we identify all the stakeholders and their interests or perspectives with regards to the issue of concern. This type of method provides us with a robust hypothesis and sound starting point to our fieldwork.
Group sessions gatherings with individuals that share socio demographic or geographic characteristics that is to be impacted by our clients’ infrastructure projects.
Group conversations offer rich insights composed of the participants’ voice and interactions. Driven by enabling the individuals to discuss, compare and defend their arguments, this technique offers multitudious data that takes into account different perspectives.
It is ideal when evaluating communication materials, deliberating negotiations conducted prior to reaching agreements or consultations.
One-on-one meetings with individuals whose characteristics, positioning, career or relevance in a community make them particularly interesting (and usually hard to reach). We understand our interviewee’s mindset, actions, perspective and relationship with our topic of study. This technique allows us to achieve higher levels of trust when approaching sensitive issues.
One-on-one interview with individuals from a relevant sociodemographic faction or segment of interest. We distribute identical questionnaire that includes open-ended questions ito a relatively small sample. This type of interview enables us to make data comparisons easily while allowing our interviewees to answer in their own terms.
We conduct face-to-face or phone surveys.
Anthropological study of natural social contexts. A researcher observes and interacts with the population without altering the regular dynamic of the community. Through observation and spontaneous interactions with the locals, we capture the overall mood with regards to our topic of study, the degree of relevance of a candidate or project, the community’s current living conditions, and traditions, etc. Moreover, it enables us to create a visual log of the physical/social conditions and characteristics of the place under investigation.
*… A better understanding of who their public is, the relationship with each segment and how to improve it.
* …Identification of how to communicate more efficiently with citizens, potential voters, users or beneficiaries and community members.
* …An increased supporter base.
