The use of storytelling in quantitative research reports: A marketing research firm perspective
Orientation: Actionable reporting ensures that a marketing research firm communicates with clients to achieve business impact as opposed to merely communicating data to clients. Storytelling communicates with impact as it focuses on creating engagement and inspiring action. Research purpose: This ar...
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Vanessa Maritz [verfasserIn] Daniel J. Petzer [verfasserIn] Christine De Meyer [verfasserIn] |
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Marketing research, storytelling, actionable reporting, quantitative research reporting |
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In: Acta Commercii - AOSIS, 2016, 14(2014), 2, Seite e1-e10 |
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